purplepenny
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Partial collar error on commemorative dollar with interesting wart cud on HM’s chin.
purplepenny
Posted in Decimal Coins, Error Coins
Struck through something, possibly a piece of cloth.
markn
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Tilted Partial Collar Dancing Man Dollar Struck when about 50% engaged with collar die. Nice “railroad” rim around the whole rim. Damage to collar die that has been noted on 3 other “Dancing Man” partial collar errors of the same …
Australia 2005 Dollar Dancing Man Partial Collar Error PCGS MS64 Read More »
markn
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Partial Collar 2005 Mob of Roos Dollar Struck almost entirely out of collar, just the barest hint of engagement around about 1/2 of the reverse rim. Coin Information Reference Number: C011330 Country: Australia Denomination: $1 Year: 2005 Mint: Royal Australian …
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purplepenny
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PCGS graded with interesting cheek cud resembling a tear.
purplepenny
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Shows the tear cud on HM’s cheek often seen in 2005 dollar errors.
purplepenny
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This Australian $2 coin has been struck without the third coin die, the collar. It’s the coin collar that applies the edge milling, none of which we can see on this coin. It hasn’t spread far enough to call it a broadstrike but it’s nearly there, one could nickname it a pancake coin.
purplepenny
Posted in Decimal Coins, Error Coins
Accidently Mintmarked Twice This commemorative dollar struck for the 75th anniversary of the Sydney Harbour Bridge in 2007 has a C mintmark. Well it actually has two C mintmarks after being accidently given a second mintmark in the steel on …
Australia 2007 Sydney Harbour Bridge Dollar Cmm PCGS MS63 Double Mintmark Error Read More »
purplepenny
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Minimal edge milling present, this coin was barely in the collar when it was struck.
purplepenny
Posted in Decimal Coins, Error Coins
An excellent example of a tilted partial collar.