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    Another 2006 1c Trail Die

    Supposed to be sent together yesterday.
    Have pointed out my assumed specific trails.

    Can't open private msges. Error is generated.

    Thanks,
    J
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    Once again, no trails here. Above UNITED STATES you evidently have splits in the copper plating. This is fairly common. Around the E of AMERICA you have blisters pushed up by subsurface corrosion.

    Everywhere else -- nothing.

    Why don't you take the time to read through BJ Neff's treatise on this phenomenon so that you may become familiar with what trails look like: http://www.1793.com/resources/traildies/traildies.htm
    Mike Diamond. Error coin writer and researcher.

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      Originally posted by diamond View Post
      Once again, no trails here. Above UNITED STATES you evidently have splits in the copper plating. This is fairly common. Around the E of AMERICA you have blisters pushed up by subsurface corrosion.

      Everywhere else -- nothing.

      Why don't you take the time to read through BJ Neff's treatise on this phenomenon so that you may become familiar with what trails look like: http://www.1793.com/resources/traildies/traildies.htm
      Have thoroughly cleaned up the coins. Indeed accurately stated by you and BJ on both coins.


      Thanks.
      J

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