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Excellent photos. The gazillion tiny marks and scratches appear to go through both the fields and the design elements. But there are a few areas in the fields alone which could be die polishing. Crazy or Coop should give a more definitive answer. My dog says "bark"  |
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Making attempts at being the worlds best CRH Cat. It seem like its a Dogs world for now.
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I think it's grease, worn dies would usually affect the area towards the rim first rather than the center.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Meow found another one just like it today. Is this significant enough to want to keep?
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Bedrock of the Community
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In my opinion, I would say yes, as long as it's like the one you posted.
Errers and Varietys.
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Yes it is exactly like the first one. Two more things to add to the Cat hoard!
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Nice find  |
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Grease or oil with grit altered the fields.
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Grease or oil with grit altered the fields. It affects the design a bit too. Its hard to see but, some of Washington and the rock near it on the reverse is a bit muddy too. |
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If it didn't block out the devices, it maybe oil with grit in it. If the distortion is raised on the devices as small grains, that maybe what it is.
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So Meow looked at them again, as notice the second one Meow found is more affected by the grease than the first.   |
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Posted 07/21/2018 10:00 am
