Question about trail dies

[hasfam]

I was curious after this thread started and found my trail die attributions HERE. Nothing major.

[Roller]

How is BJ? Have not heard from or about him in a long while.

[Maineman750]

How is BJ? Have not heard from or about him in a long while.

I'll have to ask Peter...last I heard his wife was not well so he didn't have time for the hobby

[Maineman750]

Well, that's exactly right. And I even said something to that effect in my article. There's really no difference between a doubled die and a trail die with respect to how they were made. Both were man-made errors (negligence) when creating the die. I feel they should still be considered as die varieties.

I thought about it last night and don't believe truth was the problem......it's who discovered the truth. I worked in an architectural office and ran into that a lot...I would point out a flaw and get told I wasn't an architect....then 3 months later they would make the same discovery and pat each other on the back

[willbrooks]

I thought about it last night and don't believe truth was the problem......it's who discovered the truth. I worked in an architectural office and ran into that a lot...I would point out a flaw and get told I wasn't an architect....then 3 months later they would make the same discovery and pat each other on the back

Yup. The illuminati doesn't like to be challenged.

[willbrooks]

Maybe someday the LCF will encourage Jason to update the S mintmark page to reflect my other discovery about MMS4.
I won't hold my breath, though.

[kloccwork419]

They are the best, I'm sure if you let them know about it, something will happen

[DoubleYou]

Thought this thread could use some wavy steps. So here are some random ones I had available to quickly photograph.

[willbrooks]

Thought this thread could use some wavy steps. So here are some random ones I had available to quickly photograph.

If you drink long enough, all steps are wavy.

[ericodapro]

Well, that's exactly right. And I even said something to that effect in my article. There's really no difference between a doubled die and a trail die with respect to how they were made. Both were man-made errors (negligence) when creating the die. I feel they should still be considered as die varieties.

I would like to see your article. link?

[kloccwork419]

I think he wrote it in crayon. Lol

[kloccwork419]

They are the best, I'm sure if you let them know about it, something will happen

Lolol. Took me a min. I kept thinking When did I write this? You got me Roger. Probably the funniest thing in a long time and I doubt anyone noticed. I was really confused. Was I drugged? Lol I should be able to like that comment, right? Lol

Btw, Nothing IS something. Lol

[willbrooks]

Lolol. Took me a min. I kept thinking When did I write this? You got me Roger. Probably the funniest thing in a long time and I doubt anyone noticed. I was really confused. Was I drugged? Lol I should be able to like that comment, right? Lol

Btw, Nothing IS something. Lol

Good one, Roger! I was confused too because that was definitely not something Jason would write.

[willbrooks]

I would like to see your article. link?

Sorry, that was one of the ones I actually got paid for, so there's no free link that I know of. It was in Coin World in July of 2017, I think. One of the weekly issues. I can find out when I get home.
Edit. July 17, 2017 coin world. Here is the trailer, lol. https://www.coinworld.com/news/preci...inside-cw.html

[willbrooks]

I think he wrote it in crayon. Lol

Have you ever tried to write with crayons on the walls with a straitjacket on? Give me some props, bro.