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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 883831, member: 66&quot;]Since Mad Outcast has seen it in hand and says the webbing is too thin I believe that it is faked, but such a thing as what is presented in the auction IS possible.&nbsp; The mint does run rejected coins trough the waffling machinery, and they do chop up the webbing that remains from the strip after it is blanked.&nbsp; As to how they get out of the Mint, the waffled coins and the webbing scrap is sold.&nbsp; Usually it is purchased back by the suppliers of the strip coils to the Mint but it is possible for others to buy it as well.&nbsp; Once the coins are waffled they are no longer considered coins and so it is all just so much scrap metal.&nbsp; Once the new owner takes possession of the scrap they can do whatever they want to with it.&nbsp; The real waffled coins and webbing scrap probably come from an employee at one of the suppliers or a scrap metal dealer.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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