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Thanks. Yes, those are excellent suggestions. I couldn't figure out a good way to get them done. One of the main features of this series is that the dies are paired in all sorts of different way… (View Post)

So definitely split after the first strike and before the second. (View Post)

Second strike is uniface. It would make a brockage on the other coin, but it isn't a brockage itself. I'm not sure what to make of the split strike. The raised rims are unusual. I'd be… (View Post)

A glass is useless for identifying this variety. The post above from @oih82w8 shows the right way to tell. (View Post)

This wasn't supposed to be a promotional post, but since a couple people have asked, here's a tentative cover. (View Post)