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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;usmc60, post: 2571964, member: 76739&quot;]GD you seem to be the man that knows it. All I know when I went through the tour at the Denver mint. The tour guide made it especially known that the production room was a clean room. And all employees must wear hairnets and gloves that go into the production room. No cigarettes beverages or anything else is allowed in the production room. Jokingly she said you could actually eat off the floors they are so clean. So GD in your vast knowledge again where does the grease come from. Personally like I&#039;ve been saying grease is no longer in the equation. Debris and airborne contaminants that come down the line causes any clogged die you do not have to have a liquid base.Actually there&#039;s enough moisture in the air to cause contaminants to coagulate.In the only signs a lubricant on thousands of&nbsp; coins that I have examine is the dry cleaning solution that didn&#039;t thoroughly get cleaned off in the wash before going to the dryer. And I will concede maybe the Dried wash solution could be the cause of debris to coagulate. And GD I&#039;m sure you know plenty of people that could verify this. But as an individual who is familiar with machine operations I visually do not see any possible means of any kind of (grease) from the dryer to the press. If I could see it I would agree I don&#039;t see it so I cannot agree on the word (Greece) like I said GD you&#039;re the man that knows so you would know who to contact to find out if there is any grease used on the production floor.Just a simple question for you how many times do you grease a steering wheel shaft in your automobile or truck? I&#039;m going to say none because that&#039;s a maintenance free bearing on your shaft. The same that is used in a lot of equipment at the mint&#039;s production line. Not everything requires (grease) USMC60[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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