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  • #1

    Like this 1982 Large Date zinc

    No need to be there, errant partial part of a second 2, which would need to be reasoned as having been the cause of the perpetual outline doubling of the 2 on every large date working die. A class 7 modified hub doubled die candidate.

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    Im open to other interpretations. But I don‘t believe the coin to be errant. Im not paid member

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      Originally posted by 279773 View Post
      Im open to other interpretations. But I don‘t believe the coin to be errant. Im not paid member
      Likeliness of reason includes WHY leaving a portion in that area during a specific aim of modification REENFORCEMENT for the 1982 is noted as having problems in the sharpness of sinking dies, and had a notable remedy called the small date.

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