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I don't see what this guy is selling. It doesn't make any sense. Maybe you can understand what's going on here.

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I think it is someone who does not understand the concept of split plating and die abrasion marks
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1 gm more than normal.
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you missed the decimal place

1 gram over= definite error
0.1 gram over= within tolerance
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These are the ones that get tossed back to the bank. I'm surprised he doesn't say it's also a Wide AM. Maybe I should reconsider.
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1991 Cent, w/ extra retained struck copper layer...at least that is what I believe.

Well okay then--because when it comes to errors and die varieties, belief is what counts--and not the facts.

I suppose this is why I appreciate the experts here so much--because they providing an invaluable service by educating on the die making and coining process. Otherwise, it's just one collector's opinion vs. another.
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