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In short: no. This does not happen. If the mint were to deliberately damage or deface a die because it failed an inspection, it would simply be destroyed; they wouldn't carve ampersands on it an… (View Post)

1,1,1-trichloroethane was once a common solvent, favoured as a household solvent because it was (a) cheap, (b) less toxic than many other solvents, (c) non-flammable and so was much safer to work wit… (View Post)

You see these kinds of news articles popping up occasionally. Sometimes it's a genuine ancient coin (as appears to be the case here), sometimes it's a tourist replica. Most of the time, the… (View Post)

Sweden has had three mints in its history. Stockholm has been the primary mint for a thousand years. The Stockholm mint closed and moved in 1975 to the regional town of Eskilstuna, before being close… (View Post)

It's my understanding (I'm not a lawyer either) that once you post something here or on any other internet forum, the content you post belongs to the forum. This is clearly implied by that … (View Post)