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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Jim Johns, post: 2524473, member: 78172&quot;]I still don&#039;t understand how it came to an SMS topic anyways considering my original question had nothing to do with them. They&#039;re just very nice, well struck coins to me and they don&#039;t look anything like any 60&#039;s Proofs I have seen, but the devices are heavily polished and like I said, in hand, look like a modern reverse proof. I was just wondering if anybody had insight as to why or how that would happen. They&#039;re clearly well struck and detailed so I can&#039;t see why they would have polished the dies in such a way before they were ever even worn out. Who knows...if anybody stays interested I will try to get some better pictures to explain what I mean but the fields are not polished like the devices and they have a cartwheel that&#039;s not on the average proof. Maybe they&#039;re patterns to test Reverse Proof Design lol...Don&#039;t go getting mad anybody that was a joke![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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