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<p>[QUOTE="SuperDave, post: 2540724, member: 1892"]I'd find the "clash polishing" explanation a lot more believable if there were anything from the reverse which could clash in that area of the date. <i>There is not</i>. One could posit a die rotation which would bring the center bar of the E in ONE into play, but in that case the lower bar of the E would also clash in a manner requiring the whole date to be polished away to remove it.</p><p><br /></p><p>What, exactly, was being "polished away," and how did the person doing the polishing manage to limit the damage - don't forget, the last 2 in the date of a Die #2 Strong Reverse is complete - to an area approximately two millimeters wide? Only the first 2 in the date is even weakened....I can't buy this.</p><p><br /></p><p>I'm sorry, but the "conventional wisdom" simply <b>has</b> to be questioned here.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="SuperDave, post: 2540724, member: 1892"]I'd find the "clash polishing" explanation a lot more believable if there were anything from the reverse which could clash in that area of the date. [I]There is not[/I]. One could posit a die rotation which would bring the center bar of the E in ONE into play, but in that case the lower bar of the E would also clash in a manner requiring the whole date to be polished away to remove it. What, exactly, was being "polished away," and how did the person doing the polishing manage to limit the damage - don't forget, the last 2 in the date of a Die #2 Strong Reverse is complete - to an area approximately two millimeters wide? Only the first 2 in the date is even weakened....I can't buy this. I'm sorry, but the "conventional wisdom" simply [B]has[/B] to be questioned here.[/QUOTE]
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