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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;pennsteve, post: 2284547, member: 33011&quot;]Take a coin, put it under your shoe and push it across a cement sidewalk for awhile, then look at it.&nbsp; That&#039;s PMD, or post mint damage, meaning it&#039;s not an error and did not occur during it&#039;s creation.&nbsp;&nbsp; Now take another coin and put it into a vice and turn as hard as you can, keep going...unnngg, really pull on that handle.&nbsp; Now take the coin out.&nbsp; See the grooves?&nbsp; That&#039;s PMD, not an error.&nbsp; Now take another coin and put it between the jaws of a wire cutter.&nbsp; Now squeeeeeeeeze as hard a you can.&nbsp; See the groove you just made?&nbsp; That&#039;s PMD, not an error.&nbsp; Take yet another coin and get a piece of sand paper and just start sanding that thing until your fingers are sore.&nbsp; See how you sanded away the entire image while leaving behind all of those nice sanding marks?&nbsp; PMD, not an error.&nbsp; Now go get a few rolls of coins from the bank.&nbsp; Look at just the ones on the end.&nbsp; Find one that has a ring around the inside circumference.&nbsp;&nbsp; That was made by the machine that rolled the coins.&nbsp; It&#039;s PMD, not an error.&nbsp; I know this post sounds sarcastic, but it&#039;s not meant to be.&nbsp; Just trying to teach something. lol[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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