How strong of a strike does a mm have to be, to say, maybe it is a 1982 (?) small date ?
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Two examples of why I'm asking. If I take a pencil and rub it, they show as a raised image.
How strong of a strike does a mm have to be, to say, maybe it is a 1982 (?) small date ?
And Is this a rule of thumb on any coin ?
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You know what to do:
Not that rule of thumb.
What does a strong or weak strike have to do whether it is a small or large date?
The positioning of the numbers do not move.
A mint mark strike is my question. On any coin.
Look above the (small date) 8 in both of these photos. That is an example of my question and notice they could be related. Oh my.
Small or large date is not in question .
Think about this.
) shows what should have been, to send this message.
..A.......good try..
The slogan "this is your brain on drugs ". Hence, the image of an egg sunny side up as it is frying in butter on a stove.
Now @IkesT .. (
Switch the egg and use bacon cooking during a rain storm, (for the effect)
with a figure posed in a fetal position showing, a brain is a terrible thing to ignore.
Now ...back to work. LOL'...S
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On any coin.
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