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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;desertgem, post: 2670383, member: 15199&quot;]Once the coins were minted, the mint sold them in fiber bags or ballistic bags. Rolling was most usually done by secondary firms ( String, etc. for banks, or in the early days rolled by banks), so the trail of evidence is interrupted and would be hard to place any fault on the minting process itself. So proving something to be a &quot;rinse spot&quot;&nbsp; can not be done without the mints involvement and participation in experimentation. Until the high pricing of 69 and 70 ( MS and PR) came along, it was a mute point. On your coin, it is a reactive condition. I do not know what kind of &#039;virgin&#039; roll you obtained it from, but it could have been lubricant from a bank rolling machine or a diet coke by an employee. If you are looking for an absolute answer. In my opinion there is none.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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