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A Few Questions About 1 Cent Dies Manufacturing

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I am looking for origins of some coin varieties and errors.
For that I need some particular info on how the dies are made. I hope that there is an expert on this forum who is familiar with details of the minting process.

Specifically, I am looking for 1 cent coins of the period from 1975 to 1995.
Question 1: Is the rim part present on a working hub?
If the answer is "Yes", then how do they make rims of different thickness for Business Strikes and for PL/SP?

Question 2: For 1975 to 1995, were Muster Hubs fully dated or there was some digit punching into Master Dies?

Question 3: Is there a list of Master Hubs used for decimal coins production?

Thank you.

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