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Quote:Sure they do. Meet MIKRON - the Philedelphia Mint's Chief Engraver, He works 24 hours a day and never needs a lunch break  That is precious!  Perfect! I guess that's similar to a CAD Computer Added Design.
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Quote: CAD Computer Added Design. CAD is for Engeneering drawing/design of parts - CNC/CAM machines are for the actual production of the parts.
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Quote: CAD is for Engeneering drawing/design of parts - CNC/CAM machines are for the actual production of the parts. I knew that! 
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Quote: I wish the US mint engravers would get their vision checked. 
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Nice start with the Mercs. The 26-S is relatively a lower mintage coin - around 1.5 million minted
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Quote: New to collecting but bought these few days ago. Got to start some where Nice start! 
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Progress continues on my Meghrig Half Dollar folder with the addition of a MS62 Arkansas Centennial Half. My next step is to replace the 2 non-silver Kennedy halves.  
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999fine- Very nice! I like the look of that!  ! I'm not familiar with that Meghrig Half Dollar folder. Can you explain it? Is it like a type set album for all halves? Regular issue's and commemorative's? Are the pages labeled? Thanks!
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Quote: Progress continues on my Meghrig Half Dollar folder with the addition of a MS62 Arkansas Centennial Half. My next step is to replace the 2 non-silver Kennedy halves. Excellent! 
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999fine nice add! scaryeye 
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Nice addition 999 
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Thank you all for your positive responses to my halves. USSID18 - The album is simple, only 2 pages, each with unlabeled holes for 10 coins in 5 x 2 format. Coins held in place by a sliding strip of plastic protecting one coin side. Other side not viewable. Last time I looked ebay had similar albums offered for various coins, most with holes marked with year date.they are definitely old school.i like the flexibility offered with the unmarked holes. Go back about 5 pages of posts for album page scans.
Edited by 999fine 11/09/2018 01:24 am
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Quote:USSID18 - The album is simple, only 2 pages, each with unlabeled holes for 10 coins in 5 x 2 format. Coins held in place by a sliding strip of plastic protecting one coin side. Other side not viewable. Last time I looked ebay had similar albums offered for various coins, most with holes marked with year date.they are definitely old school.i like the flexibility offered with the unmarked holes. Go back about 5 pages of posts for album page scans. Got it. Thanks for the feedback 999fine!
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