1984 RIM error

Started by MattGold, June 24, 2013, 02:21:15 PM

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MattGold

Hey all, just wondering if someone could tell me what a fair price to buy this for would be? It seems to be in good condition. Also what causes this? I vaguely remember a topic about this maybe but not too sure..

Fulvio

Collar didn't fully engage. I seem to recall there was a discussion about one of these on CCF a while back. Could be worth a search.
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markn

It's a partial collar.  I'm a little out of touch with errors like that but I'd value it at $50-$100.
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JeffH

"Straight, partial collar". Partial Straight Collar
Rim collar not properly in place. Often one or both faces will show a high degree of offset too.
This type of error often fetches $50 or more.

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markn

Quote from: 'JeffH' pid='19165' dateline='1372051549'"Straight, partial collar". Partial Straight Collar

Thanks for linking to the blog.  I thought about looking for the right article but the search engine on the site is awful.  Whoever is their technical guy should really fix it up:dodgy:
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Goldseeker

Any chance of weighing the coin before I make comment.   All my out of collar errors have curved, clean rims and not square as per the scans.
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Fulvio

Quote from: 'Goldseeker' pid='19173' dateline='1372053444'Any chance of weighing the coin before I make comment.   All my out of collar errors have curved, clean rims and not square as per the scans.

You suspicious goldy, you! :)
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enworb

The flat part of the edge is not sticking out further than the reeded part as it should. This is similar to that 5c that erikp posted a while back. I dont think its a genuine partial collar for that reason. If it was then i would have expected the part of the edge where the collar didnt engage to be wider, in this case its the opposite.

Nevol

Quote from: 'markn' pid='19168' dateline='1372053103'I thought about looking for the right article but the search engine on the site is awful.  Whoever is their technical guy should really fix it up:dodgy:
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Quote from: 'Goldseeker' pid='19173' dateline='1372053444'Any chance of weighing the coin before I make comment.   All my out of collar errors have curved, clean rims and not square as per the scans.
You suspicious goldy, you! :)
I agree with Goldie and enworb on this one, the large difference between the two levels on the edge is way too much to my way of thinking. ? Shed jobbie I think. Bummer!
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markn

You know I didn't notice that.  Good eyes fellas.  A weight would be good.
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MattGold

I will ask for a weight.. I've gotta remember to ask these questions to people before I post up here, I will though, I will lol

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