Is this die wear?

RobertLahti

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gumby1234

ITs another lint coin.

AlanSki

Someone scrubbed it under water with a toothbrush.

RobertLahti

Why I think that is a relevant question concerning this incuse groove, is the numismatic community I don't think would have needed to lean on articles so heavily as the only clue of outlet to have any concept of timeline for the single sqeeze had this sort been witnessed since 1982. Any thoughts on that?

bsshog40

@RobertLahti said:
Why I think that is a relevant question concerning this incuse groove, is the numismatic community I don't think would have needed to lean on articles so heavily as the only clue of outlet to have any concept of timeline for the single sqeeze had this sort been witnessed since 1982. Any thoughts on that?

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hummingbird_coins

@AlanSki said:
Someone scrubbed it under water with a toothbrush.

It's called a single squeeze because of the single squeeze of toothpaste he put on the toothbrush before scrubbing it under water (how did you not know that?)

MarkKelley

Were it to not have had the single squeeze process the wear is eventually not going. Any thoughts on that?

AlanSki

@MarkKelley said:
Were it to not have had the single squeeze process the wear is eventually not going. Any thoughts on that?

My wife says I need to stop my single squeezes because my kids are getting older and know what I’m doing. Any thoughts on this?

Jzyskowski1

Got it🙀

OAKSTAR

Steven59

only see double squeezes when I pick up my friend.....

ricko

I used to have several single squeezes... but then I got my main squeeze, and still have her. Cheers, RickO

PeakRarities

Pizzaman

@RobertLahti said:

Has this type been connected to single squeeze hubbing die wear?

Single squeeze hubbing wasn't around in 1982. They started experimenting with that in late 1985, which would be in their Fiscal Year 1986.