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I asked a couple friends of mine. What little I know is that "shipwreck effect" is an identifiable condition, and unless it's a euphemism for "damage", I think it is noted on a sl… (View Post)

The Blakesley Effect would be opposite the clip, not on the other side of the coin in the same spot as the clip. ;) In the case of the OP's coin, the weakness on the reverse is just due to insufficie… (View Post)

It was caught in a machine (usually presumed to be a dryer) and it went round and round and the edge was rolled like that. (View Post)

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Dang, you're good. That's exactly what it is. I recall seeing ads for those years ago. Submerge it in water, press on the brass back a couple times to draw water into it, then show it to soneone as y… (View Post)