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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Kristine Garrant, post: 8218925, member: 124772&quot;]was just talking about this in another reply to my post.&nbsp; so, let&#039;s go with grease.&nbsp; because it occurs in multiple years (I haven&#039;t checked mints yet) then that would mean there is an accumulation of grease in the same area of the coin-- on the reverse side.&nbsp; curious as to why this would happen.&nbsp; because pressure should be the same when struck, right?&nbsp; so, if it is grease, could it be because of the design itself that causes this?&nbsp; lol i know i am like some stupid kid with questions that bare no importance to value, just has struck my curiosity is all ...thanks[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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