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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Sundance79, post: 2819344, member: 84413&quot;]While I can&#039;t move a mountain, I can move an ant hill. That ant hill in my collection. I have all my coins listed in a spreadsheet. I&#039;m going to start with my slabbed coins by adding in the remarks section of the sheets if the strike is weak, average, or strong. I&#039;m not going to put any qualifier with it like, &quot;Strong strike for that year or mint,&quot; on an otherwise average or weakly struck coin.&nbsp; A strong strike is a strong strike regardless of how well the dies and the presses were working in the mint that day or year.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>And while I&#039;m writing this, it occurs to me that &#039;strike&#039; may not be the right nomenclature. I guess technically a coin could have a &#039;strong strike&#039; and be perfectly flat with no details at all. What might be the single correct word that would describe a coin that is struck with all the depth and detail as the designer intended? Or is &#039;strike&#039; the word?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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