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Valued Member
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Edited by larena
12/22/2011 10:29 am
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Australia
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definitely 2004 this one...
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Australia
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Valued Member
Australia
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yep...I now think it is a 'partial straight collar' after reading that article. are they rare? and what would its value be? I think it would be around'fine'
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Australia
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Thanks for your help In2Fish2 :)
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Australia
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I'm having second thoughts now about this coin, because the milling can be seen above the plain ring in places , like it is under the the part with no milling (hope you understand all that!). On the obverse, I can see milling on the inner ring .... but the milling on the outer ring is on the roo side (half depth)  Edited by larena
12/22/2011 8:22 pm
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Formerly nancyc
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I'm not sure what causes those marks, I have seen them on a lot of $1 & $2 coins, but regardless of that, you do have what appears to be a genuine error coin.  A partial straight collar, and it's a good find. They're pretty hard to find, not impossible, but not exactly common.  life is a mystery to be lived not a problem to be solved
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Australia
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Nancy C....any idea what this might fetch if I decide to sell it?
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Formerly nancyc
Australia
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Depending on overall condition maybe $10 -$20. You will need to be able to show a nice clear photo of the coin's edge though.
life is a mystery to be lived not a problem to be solved
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Having trouble taking pic of edge...will experiment with camera. Think I will be hanging onto it at that value....love it more than $20  |
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Formerly nancyc
Australia
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I think I have 2 Partial collar error coins, 1 x $1 and 1 X 5c and there's no way I'd part with them. I find them. I keep them. They're my babies!  life is a mystery to be lived not a problem to be solved
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It is a nice example of a tilted partial collar.
The first one I ever found was a 2004 too. I found it in a pokie at Burswood casino in Perth and like you, for a brief moment, thought I'd found a mule.
Nice find!
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Thanks thesandpit ...I have only been collecting a couple of months, but it is addictive . when you find one, it's like xmas |
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Rest in Peace
United States
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Definitely a partial collar error. The blank wasn't completely dropped into position. Dunno the market for oz errors, but 10-20 sound reasonable to low.
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still on about this one. I can understand the partial collar error...but what about the off-centre strike ?
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On the edge I can see 2 rims....one with the grid type markings and the other with no markings.Total thickness is the same as a $1 coin but half the thickness(obverse) has no milling and the other half of the thickness (mob of roos) has the milling
Posted 12/22/2011 10:09 am
