@Jaws19755 said:
My thumb I'm a carpenter my hands are a little rough lol some people are a little rough on this page aren't you LOL thanks for comment
I’m a mason, mine are worse, I keep them out of photos.
You’re a good guy for putting up with my crappy comment.
You’ve created a stir. I suggest that you read the threads that I recommended before you post anymore.
DM me if you have a question.
Thank you sir all good I just put on about four or five coins and every single comment I got a little crazy answer LOL I'm a good heart of soul though again I appreciate the comment
That is an error known as a "Partial Collar"
It is caused when a planchet is injected into the collar but does not sit properly.
The reeding gets struck on the bottom of the coin leaving the top untouched.
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What’s holding the coin?
My thumb I'm a carpenter my hands are a little rough lol some people are a little rough on this page aren't you LOL thanks for comment
Looks ground down.
Or chopped apart like a magician's trick coin. @Jaws19755 can you split the coin open with your fingers?
pass, theres to many variables here
Looks like someone was going to start a magicians coin but gave up.
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On my screen it looks like a railroad rim/partial collar.
Is the smooth part of the edge raised or depressed in comparison to the reeded part?
PS - photos of the obverse and reverse might be helpful.
I’m a mason, mine are worse, I keep them out of photos.
You’re a good guy for putting up with my crappy comment.
You’ve created a stir. I suggest that you read the threads that I recommended before you post anymore.
DM me if you have a question.
Thank you sir all good I just put on about four or five coins and every single comment I got a little crazy answer LOL I'm a good heart of soul though again I appreciate the comment
That is an error known as a "Partial Collar"
It is caused when a planchet is injected into the collar but does not sit properly.
The reeding gets struck on the bottom of the coin leaving the top untouched.