Hmmm. Doesn't look like a lamination. More like a minute amount of very thin grease/gunk got on the planchet or die
Oh really dave :p
I know the man, not well but I've talked at length with him and I can tell you he is very meticulous about choosing which design to do an...
This thread is going in circles
Do we need to bring mike d in on this one? I must admit I can see it as either a broad struck or pmd/wear but I'm leaning toward broadstruck as it...
Actually it was technically born the day George met a schoolteacher named Anna Williams ;)
A touch off topic but... You might enjoy this then kevin. It's a paper horn from the 19-teens used to celebrate the end of ww1 then the owner...
All right. Gloves are off I guess so let the personal attacks, incorrect assumptions and petty BS begin :banghead::hurting::yuck:
^^^ Kevin is correct. They were made from surplus military artillery shell casings following the war
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