Beis - very short

The beis in the second line is to short and lacks a true moshav - I think it is pasul, and cannot be fixed.
The beis in the third line is also to short - but may be fixed after a tinok reads it as a beis.

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  1. its less than a kulmus on the top of the moshav.....

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    1. you meant the second beis, yes. but still it doesnt look to much like a nun, I think we should give the tinok to decide what this letter is

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  2. It appears to me that this BET is KASHER. Although the top part of the moshav is less than a kulmus, the bottom part of the moshav is good.

    In addition, there is no way that it may be confused with a NUN. However, if it appears to resemble a NUN, by all means, it must be shown to a TINOK.

    In my view the BET appears to be KASHER as is.

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  3. I'd ask a shailat chacham.

    The vavs are short the shin is flat, the lamed is short... too bad as the ksav is pretty nice. The sofer needs a refresher course, assuming he learned properly in the first place.

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