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Beads To Denticles With Excessive Pressure?

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Hi all. I read an article some time ago regarding beading, stating that they had learned that too much pressure while striking would attach the beads to the rim. My question then is when a bead becomes attached this way, does it become a denticle or attached beading or should I stop reading obscure articles?
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I have one of these cents which I posted about 6 months ago. And thought it was an ejection error. But your explanation makes more sense. Not at home so I can't post a picture of it but will pay attention to this post to see how it pans out.
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A bead can't suddenly can't become a denticle even though it might look like one.
It would be an attached bead. Do you have a photo you can share with us.
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