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Looks a lot like this one. CU-1c-2015-02 How was that one even listed?! I'd say that one is a die dent too. Edited by Tanman2001
08/18/2019 7:19 pm
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I'd say that one is a die dent too. Tanman or anyone-- Can a die be dented after it is placed in the collar ? The reason I ask is because I am finding others from the same die without the dent or whatever it is. EDIT: Same pair of dies Edited by 11997755
08/18/2019 7:11 pm
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I'm sure a die dent can occur after it's placed in the collar. Just like how die gouges, scratches, and Feeder Finger Damage can just "pop up" during the life of the die. |
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Still cool if it's a dent cause I have a pair of before it happened and after it happened.
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I am guessing the "cuddle" is located in the same spot on all of the coins? Has to be a die "so called dent" John1  |
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I am guessing the "cuddle" is located in the same spot on all of the coins? Yes they are John. Die dent it is. I was under the impression that dents happened before the dies were collared. Apparently they can be dented while they are stamping planchets. Learn something new almost daily on here. I really appreciate your's and everyone else help on this one. Any ideas on the what caused the ridges on the "86" I posted before this one ? That one has me stumped. http://goccf.com/t/353832 |
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I don't know about your 86,sorry. John1 |
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I don't know about your 86,sorry. No problem John. I appreciate you taking the time to look at it. Thinking Mike would probably have the answer but hate to bother him. |
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I am sure Mike knows,go ahead and bother him  John1 |
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I am sure Mike knows,go ahead and bother him Twisted my arm.  |
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Die dents are a form of die damage and can occur at anytime. Think of clashes. Or even die collars dinging the hammer die if they get misaligned.
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Earl, Let us know what Mike says about both coins please. John1 |
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Let us know what Mike says about both coins please. John- I didn't ask Mike about this one since die dent seems like a logical analysis. The "86" is "some form of peripheral die damage". He answered on the thread I posted. Another mystery solved.  |
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O.K. thanks John1 |
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I agree CU-1c-2015-02 is not a Cud but a Die Dent and it has been de-listed. |
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