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one of the errors that could be is the fact that when it was stuck on the back side it bent the coin from the feet to the the edges
one of the errors that could be is the fact that when it was stuck on the back side it bent the coin from the feet to the the edges
That is not possible for the simple fact that a coin is struck on both sides simultaneously. Any dealer that makes such a rediculous claim is a dealer to not be trusted for reliable information regarding errors. The only way a coin can be bent in the striking process is if the collar fails. The collar is also known as the third die and it defines the diameter of a coin and holds the planchet between the dies during striking. If the collar does not engage when a coin is struck, it will not have reeding on the edge but your coin is fully reeded so this scenario is not possible.
As an aside, you gotta use some punctuation and paragraph breaks man, those posts are a mess and very difficult to read with the numerous run-on sentences
Edited by biokemist6
06/13/2012 12:21 pm
06/13/2012 12:21 pm


















