Die polishing? Pubblico Deposited
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From: "Byron " <bkweston@netzero.net>
--- In colonial-coins@egroups.com, LWS/JCS/CNLF <JCSpilman@E...>
wrote:
> Dan - -
>
> Excellent example of wrong grit on the polishing "wheel" - too
course.
> Top of R ground away, both serifs of T are gone. Ridges are parallel
> indicating some sort of belt grinder rather that a wheel. Grit
> accumulated in the dentiles on the die and then tore out the sides
of
> each. Quite a spectacular specimen.
>
> Jim/CNLF
Spectacular indeed, Jim, and on the verge of bizarre, I'd say. Ive
never seen anything that extreme. Oh, and genuine, no doubt! An
amazing example, Dan!
Byron
>
> ================
>
> Dan Freidus wrote:
> >
> > Byron asked about ANA purchases. Well, here's one, though it
wasn't
> > from
> > this year (I wasn't able to get ot this year's ANA convention).
> >
> > This lighting is a bit odd, but I wanted a low angle to show the
marks
> > clearly. I acquired this one at the same time I got the one with
the
> > big
> > break I emailed last week. I also believe that this one is regal.
> > Any
> > thoughts on that appreciated.
> >
> > But the most interesting thing about this one is the set of
parallel
> > marks.
> > THey appear to me to be harsh polishing marks. What do others
here
> > think?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Dan
> >
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