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Errors On $20 Liberty Double Eagle? (1904)

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Hey CC! posted this in the wrong sub forum category before , hope this is the right one :)

i am very curious to know a bit more about these 2 errors on this 1904 Double Eagle.

Pic number 1 , on a small part on the rim, there is like little 'tracks'? looks like small serrations were struck into it?

Pic number 2, hard to put into words ,but where the rim meets the edge , possibly part of a wire edge/rim?

ive tried to take the best pics I can, would love to hear your opinions !
cheers everyone!

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 Posted 04/09/2023  04:45 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add I6609 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I'm not an expert and the pitcher is not all that clear but possibly a collar clash let's see what others think
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 Posted 04/12/2023  05:39 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add lib9995 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Yea I reckon pic 1 would be a small collar clash, but still puzzled by pic 2? Anyone?
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pic 1 - yes a collar clash
pic 2 - appears to be a small folded Rim Fin. But cannot tell from the image. if it raised or lower than the top or the edge.
Can you post up a better close up of this region?
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Here is your coin image again cropped a bit. I circled in blue where it appears to be a part of a Rim Fin folded over the top of the edge.

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Thanks Dearborn, pretty sure it's lower than the top of the edge, that's the funny thing about it, if it was raised then id be sure it was a Rim Fin ,,,but its not,I'll try to take some better pics in the morning:)
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In the forum, is classic and coloniel coins, theres another pic on a post I have there,,,,it's on the first page
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http://goccf.com/t/443641 seems to be the post you're referring to. My observation is that pic #1 is not a collar clash, it's a tiny amount of metal that squeezed past the collar during strike and retained the appearance of the reeding. The Rim Fin on the opposite side attests to the collar/die alignment issue during the strike.
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