<< <i>I have two bars like that with the mirror image on the back of the bar. Not sure what caused that. Clashed die? >>
"stacking" while still hot from the mold, stacking with force, or stacking really high so that the weight of the ones above, over time, causes the impression?
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<< <i>I have two bars like that with the mirror image on the back of the bar. Not sure what caused that. Clashed die? >>
"stacking" while still hot from the mold, stacking with force, or stacking really high so that the weight of the ones above, over time, causes the impression?
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<< <i>I think they stamped them while stacked. >>
That was my first thought also.
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Is this?
<< <i>Fairly common occurrence during production
Is this?
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Same effect with a different style bar. They may be less common than that illustrated by OP but not any more interesting to me.
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<< <i>Fairly common occurrence during production. >>
Probably and imprint from the weight of stacking at point of production.
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But I think I like the poured loaf style better.
Here are a couple with interesting backs:
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