$2 Coin

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  1. Elemental

    Elemental Active Member Silver Stacker

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    Hi Guys

    After opinions on this one. Looks like a mis-strike? Is it common on $2 coins?

    Don't really know too much about this kind of stuff so any information or opinions appreciated.

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    its fairly common, I come across a few of those every now and again.
     
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    Slightly mis-aligned dies, very common and only worth more than face if the rim in that area is effected to, such as with a partial collar error.
     
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    I think that is what happened here? Can you see the double rim at the top of the coin? Not sure if it's coming out properly in the image.
     
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    The rim where the reeding is, rather than the rim at the top of the coin. If the rim (where the reeding is) shows a step then it's a partial collar error. Got a pic of the rim in that area so we can look at it?
     

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