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Hard to describe. But I hold the slab at the end with the label. Then I spin my hand in a small circle as quick as possible. At the botton of the circle I smack the corner of the slab against a table. I use a magazine to cushion the blow a little. I have to hit it about a hundred times to get it to rotate about 45 degees. It also helps to smack the slab flat on each side to loosen it up once in a while. This does not hurt the slab at all. The motion is similar to fly fishing. Only you are banging a slab against a table rather hard. Next time I have a rotated coin, I can make a movie of it. I have also tried using a hair dryer to expand the slab, but I would not recomment this because it will damage the slab.
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Hard to describe. But I hold the slab at the end with the label. Then I spin my hand in a small circle as quick as possible. At the botton of the circle I smack the corner of the slab against a table. I use a magazine to cushion the blow a little. I have to hit it about a hundred times to get it to rotate about 45 degees. It also helps to smack the slab flat on each side to loosen it up once in a while. This does not hurt the slab at all. The motion is similar to fly fishing. Only you are banging a slab against a table rather hard. Next time I have a rotated coin, I can make a movie of it. I have also tried using a hair dryer to expand the slab, but I would not recomment this because it will damage the slab. -
Okay Brad, you are going to put that on LCR?
This I gotta see...
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If any of you folks find the zinx cents with the oats and barley stalks, please let me know. I am still missing that one from my collection. I just got the one with the celery stalks yesterday
Bob Piazza
Former Lincoln Cent Attributer Coppercoins.comComment
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I made the video but I'm not sure what the easiest way to display it is?Comment
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