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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 1673497, member: 66&quot;]How it could happen is that late in the year when they are still making 1942 dies they start building a stockpile of 1943 dies as well.&nbsp; So for awhile they are making both dies at the same time.&nbsp; So a die gets hubbed as a 43, goes back for annealing and when it comes back it gets hubbed with a 42 hub.&nbsp; Result is 42/43.&nbsp; That hasn&#039;t happened here but that is how such a thing could happen.&nbsp; Think about the 42/1 dime.&nbsp; Both dates are equally strong, so how do you know it is a 42/1 and not a 41/2?&nbsp; Usually the first hubbing is the weaker one, but in this case there really isn&#039;t a &quot;weaker&quot; hubbing.&nbsp; So it could be either way.&nbsp; Convention is just that the later date is over the earlier one.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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