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Great article! (View Post)

@TomB got it right. When you cut deep into a piece of metal it raises the excess metal to one side of the cut. The coin was cut when it was less worn. The subsequent wear pushed the raised metal down… (View Post)

At FUN, Jimmy Hayes (ICTA lobbyist) said that is what will happen - they take it, you have to get it back. (View Post)

This forum is awesome! Good to @RRKay posting. (View Post)

You retire and get INTO coins, not out of it! (View Post)