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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;snowfalcon, post: 1580312, member: 41999&quot;]I continue to hear that most of you want to stay convinced in your&nbsp; original analysis of it going thru an acid bath &amp; that is the cause&nbsp; of ALL it&#039;s issues.&nbsp; But while that might explain some of the issues&nbsp; w/the reeding &amp; edging, it does NOT explain the uniform thinness&nbsp; issue from any scientific point of view that I can determine.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>So for the sake of moving forward, let&#039;s agree that it may have been in&nbsp; an acid bath at some time &amp; that may have caused some of the&nbsp; observations viewed on the edging of this coin.</p><p><br /></p><p>But if the thinness was just around the edging where the acid could seep&nbsp; into the edges where reeding is missing, then ONLY an acid bath would&nbsp; be a reasonable hypothesis.&nbsp; But since the thickness of the coin is&nbsp; Completely Uniform across Every angle, location &amp; surface across the&nbsp; coin; And since the obverse &amp; reverse have reasonable depth, height&nbsp; &amp; view; Including from the center of the coin, then it still Looks&nbsp; like the original planchet was defective.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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