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Looks like a hit to me. -
I'm with GCantrell.
Or possibly some deterioration of the underlying zinc.Comment
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Agree a hit.Comment
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THANKS everyone!!!Comment
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Nice find!Comment
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Misinterpreted "a hit" when I read this thread the first time. I was thinking like "hit your target, "hit the nail on the head," etc. I now see they meant a strike. Normally folks include PMD or PSD when talking about that. I've seen more subtle confirmed lobe doubling at Copper Coins than what I thought I saw when I glanced at yours.Originally posted by Gcantrell7 View Post
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