Niton Test V14-84A & 1753 G-II 1/2d Publique Deposited
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Ray:
A coin's metallic makeup is not an indicator of whether it's cast or
struck. You can't even tell if it's an electro just by using x-ray
fluorescence or some similar (SEM) technique. - 2002-05-16
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