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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;352sdeer, post: 3777188, member: 91351&quot;]I’m pretty sure that when a feeder finger comes loose and is caught the die set is also changed and the coin hopper is checked and discarded. Once the finger shifts in its place it is done and no planchets advance onto the chamber. Here is what a feeder finger looks like. As someone that has worked for years in an industry that uses large platen presses you KNOW when something comes loose you can hear it almost immediately! I’m sure that it’s the same with coin presses and you’re going to hear it from across the coining floor. One thing is for sure something abraded that die set. I might have been a finger feeder. I vote for plating blisters.</p><p>Reed.</p><p>[ATTACH=full]1009445[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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