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<p>[QUOTE="Conder101, post: 266150, member: 66"]The article is a month and a half old and probably uses data two months or more old. When dd the business strikes with textured edges first appear? Before or after that time? If after then it simply means that changes have been made to how they do the edges. And since as far as I know the textured edge only appears on Adams dollars this would make sense.</p><p><br /></p><p>The article does say that the business strike edge dies are smooth ground and do not impart a finish, but is that still true today? Also the edge dies themselves probably are NOT smooth ground, but the hubs used to create the dies probably are. (Think about it. The dies have raised letters down in a channel. How the heck are you going to grind the surface down in that channel and get up close all the way up to the letters? But on the hub that makes it the letters are incuse and the field is exposed and easy to polish. So you polish the hub an that results in a smooth finish on the die face as well.)[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Conder101, post: 266150, member: 66"]The article is a month and a half old and probably uses data two months or more old. When dd the business strikes with textured edges first appear? Before or after that time? If after then it simply means that changes have been made to how they do the edges. And since as far as I know the textured edge only appears on Adams dollars this would make sense. The article does say that the business strike edge dies are smooth ground and do not impart a finish, but is that still true today? Also the edge dies themselves probably are NOT smooth ground, but the hubs used to create the dies probably are. (Think about it. The dies have raised letters down in a channel. How the heck are you going to grind the surface down in that channel and get up close all the way up to the letters? But on the hub that makes it the letters are incuse and the field is exposed and easy to polish. So you polish the hub an that results in a smooth finish on the die face as well.)[/QUOTE]
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