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@Hemispherical said: Since the spots are only on one side or the coin, your third option is probably the case. Employees should be wearing masks - especially when dealing with proof surfaces. Which g… (View Post)

And with an Order Limit of One, thankfully! (View Post)

The eagle on the Franklin half looks like a privy mark, but I think it was included just to meet the long-standing eagle requirement. (View Post)

Those expansive fields will certainly invite and be vulnerable to contact marks. Given the way these business strikes are handled, I don't expect to see many mark-free examples, (View Post)

It's described as "a privy mark of a stylized gear, representing industry and innovation." It's not anywhere in the authorizing legislation, so I guess the Mint has some discretio… (View Post)