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Pat,
Machine damage in my opinion. Lets see what others have to say.
Steven
If I were to say I would say the die press was WAY to strong or the metal too weak.. If that's the case would that be something under "Machine Damage". Speaking of which is Machine Damage sort of the catch all phrase for anything unexplained from the Mint?
If I were to say I would say the die press was WAY to strong or the metal too weak.. If that's the case would that be something under "Machine Damage". Speaking of which is Machine Damage sort of the catch all phrase for anything unexplained from the Mint?
I agree. If you can't explain it, call it machine damage.
Pat,
I know I have seen this explained somewhere and have been looking since you first posted this. Still looking. Maybe someone will beat me to it though and give the explaination as to how it does occur. My first thought was a pressure issue but I am not for sure.
Steven
Pat,
I know I have seen this explained somewhere and have been looking since you first posted this. Still looking. Maybe someone will beat me to it though and give the explaination as to how it does occur. My first thought was a pressure issue but I am not for sure.
Steven
Just an added thought for this. Once a type of mechanical die damage is positively identified, it would be nice to have an on site reference to store an image with the explaination of the damage as a quick reference.
Just an added thought for this. Once a type of mechanical die damage is positively identified, it would be nice to have an on site reference to store an image with the explaination of the damage as a quick reference.
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