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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;teachmind, post: 2209900, member: 74952&quot;]thank you all very much. I guess what I am really asking is there any changes from what is now......no no its do you like how everything is or would you like it if there was something new added to the entire error-coin world.</p><p>&nbsp;For example: Say there was a way of some kind of guidance for those new and old collectors, like a map or a locator just for some errors such as, well the BIE&#039;s now I don&#039;t know if its a crack or if the die chip that created these cracks and breaks that are in the same location on every Lincoln memorial cent that could be struck by a worn down die or its the vibrations of each raised character on the cent design. I say that of vibrations is cause, the breaks and&nbsp; they are going in the same on every break found and the cracks doing and going in the same pattern as other cents that have these cracks and breaks. I have came up with this cause I have done some hard and exhausting test trough out my studies I created. the die strikes each coin with the same exact force except with a new replaced die that is being tested and adjusted(I would think that is correct) please correct me if I am wrong, its very important. so continuing on struck with the same exact pressure and with this very powerful strike or force the vibrations off each and every raised part of the design go in and of my calculations there would be eight different directions it would go in. that&#039;s not including the size of the vibration that is something else that depends on the shape and size of one of the eight direction of the each character.</p><p>&nbsp;I am getting way to complicated even for myself I am trying to get it done so it will be easy to understand........soon I will till then.</p><p>p.s. maybe ill have the pictures ready also of the coins to show you guys of these claims...[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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