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The E-Sylum:  Volume 10, Number 49, December 2, 2007, Article 22

TAPERED COLLAR THEORY: WHY SAYS CENT'S HEADS SIDE IS SMALLER THAN TAILS

John Dannreuther writes: "Kudos to David Lange on the tapered
collar theory. I thought of it, and had dismissed it, but
his logic seems right with the horizontal press. I wonder
if the ejection lines on the "tapered" cents are different
than those of the previous collars? They should be less
intense as the collar widens."

 STRANGE BUT TRUE?  MATHEMETICIAN SAYS CENT'S HEADS SIDE SMALLER THAN TAILS
 esylum_v10n48a14.html

 STRANGE BUT TRUE?  MATHEMETICIAN SAYS CENT'S HEADS SIDE SMALLER THAN TAILS
 esylum_v10n47a27.html

  Wayne Homren, Editor

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