Neat article on baseball coin trial pieces in Coin World Online

Neat article showing how the Mint tested possible different curvatures using fantasy dies that had a pool player on one side and an "8 Ball" on the baseball side!
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And after seeing the pics of the test and production pieces, I think these are going to be a HIT! (Pun intended
<< <i>I have said this before and I will say it again. I love these!
And after seeing the pics of the test and production pieces, I think these are going to be a HIT! (Pun intended
Wrapped up in bunting, no doubt!
<< <i>using fantasy dies that had a pool player on one side and an "8 Ball" >>
Are photos of the fantasy strikes shown
I have no desire to own one of these curved commems, but sure would like to photograph one!
<< <i>Wrapped up in bunting, no doubt! >>
Another pun intended???
<< <i>Are photos of the fantasy strikes shown >>
Yes there a lot shown, the dies and the strikes themselves. If nothing else I think the article gives a good representation of the development process used inside the mint.
https://imdb.com/name/nm1835107/
<< <i>Am I the only one not seeing the link to the article? >>
No link was posted. You have to subscribe to Coin World Online to read the article, or buy a hard copy of the magazine at a coin shop. That's how they pay their salaries.
I think the mint is swinging for the fences on this one. I wonder if there will be many errors ... I might try to get my mitts on one.
This coin really throws a curveball to collectors.
<< <i>I'm balking.
I think the mint is swinging for the fences on this one. I wonder if there will be many errors ... I might try to get my mitts on one.
This coin really throws a curveball to collectors. >>
We'll see what the collector base thinks........