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Scott #129 Admiral Coil

 
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Posted 12/19/2015   09:39 am  Show Profile Bookmark this topic Add Cjusz_911 to your friends list Get a Link to this Message
I've stumbled upon this sidewise 3 cents brown coil while browsing through a mixture. Clearly the sheet was misaligned when they cut it to make the roll. That would probably have make a mess of the entire pane of 200 from which these come from.

I'm wondering if anybody has ever seen something similar? My Admiral collection is not deep enough to have something to compare it to and since Unitrade or Marler doesn't mention it, it makes me think that it's either so common there is no need to bother or it's an oddity worth exploring.

There is also something fishy happening on the lower right frame





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Posted 12/19/2015   10:47 am  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add Petert4522 to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
The coil was mis-slit. A rather fairly common thing to happen, at least with United States coils. They are never listed in a regular catalog as far as I know, but they are collected as EFO's.
I have no idea what the right hand bottom is, or what could have happened. It would also be of interest in a specialized collection!

Peter
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