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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Kevin Mader, post: 3979184, member: 106826&quot;]It&#039;s fine to ask questions.&nbsp; The community will do what they can to get you the answers you seek.&nbsp; Keep in mind that community members probably don&#039;t know the context of a few things: what you already know, maybe precisely what is being asked, and at what level a response needs to be.&nbsp; So many interpretations and ways to respond.&nbsp; Some may seem curt while others fuzzy and winded (perhaps like this).&nbsp; Patience is needed on both sides as the &#039;noise&#039; in between disrupts effective communication.&nbsp; Enough said.</p><p><br /></p><p>I think that what you are seeing is the effect of environmental damage.&nbsp; What would benefit you, perhaps, is some independent study on the coining process and types of errors/varieties.&nbsp; We are all works-in-progress to that affect, but many newbie questions would be satisfied by self study.&nbsp; No harm in questions...just keep in mind that folks have limits to their patience. </p><p><br /></p><p>Your observations might be an instance of <b>Pareidolia</b> and not that what you think you see.&nbsp; It gets pretty tricky and you&#039;ll see that this comes up pretty much weekly; by new or old.&nbsp; But understanding the minting processes help folks resist the temptation to ask a question that they can reasonably answer themselves.&nbsp; If all else fails, ask away.&nbsp; Better to satisfy yourself with an answer than toss a valuable coin back to the wild by mistake.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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