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<p>[QUOTE="Insider, post: 2722277, member: 24314"]What I still don't fully understand is this: When the blank planchet keeps the reverse die of the second strike from touching the original coin, I thought the pressure of the double thickness (original struck coin + blank) was strong enough to flatten and obliterate the design of the original coin. On this coin it is just spread with no evidence of weakening or removing the original strike.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Insider, post: 2722277, member: 24314"]What I still don't fully understand is this: When the blank planchet keeps the reverse die of the second strike from touching the original coin, I thought the pressure of the double thickness (original struck coin + blank) was strong enough to flatten and obliterate the design of the original coin. On this coin it is just spread with no evidence of weakening or removing the original strike.[/QUOTE]
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