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Edited by CoinMasters
05/05/2017 7:52 pm
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Rest in Peace
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The striations are over the letters in a linear way...some form of PMD I suspect. Almost like it was wiped with a bristle brush and corrosives...definitely not a planchet woodie. |
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Thanks Crazyb0. I think the striations were on the die or the planchet.  |
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Bedrock of the Community
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There are so many lines so close together that I can't tell if the anomaly is raised or incuse. It's one or the other (or both) so that says to me it is something other than a woody. One that I have really shows under certain lighting and hardly at all with different lighting:   In Memory of Crazyb0 12-26-1951 to 7-27-2020
In Memory of Tootallious 3-31-1964 to 4-15-2020
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Edited by spru
05/05/2017 9:08 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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The lines are raised and unaltered as they enter the devices. I think they're on the planchet. Coop?
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I have one almost like that as well. You all Diagnosed it Woody/LAM Combo. But, my lines are going diagonally like spruett's. Here is my post on, I have a lot of close-ups if you want to compare the lines. Maybe yours is the same? http://goccf.com/t/253523  |
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I use a wire wheel to clean all my coins too!
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Thanks CC, yours is definitely a Woody/Lam. I can see that without reading the link. The lines in a Woody can go in any direction. When they're on both sides, they match up in direction, as yours does. I'm having a little trouble with mine because the lines are raised a little more than usual. That makes me think polishing marks, I see evidence of polishing at the coat too. What makes me think it's a Woody is the uniformity of the lines. I guess this one is anybody's guess.
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Yes, I think it is a woody also, but was thinking maybe the lines on yours has to do with a lamination issue as well. Look up by WE is that PMD? I don't think a wire brush would do such a nice job of getting into all the crevices (but I have never experimented) |
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It looks like a reeded coin landed over his head, so I'll say it's probably damage. The more I think about it, I agree it's a Woody. It certainly looks like Woody, without the usual wear. A Goody Woody!
Thanks everyone.
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Posted 05/05/2017 8:30 pm
