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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Tunakahuna13, post: 4133944, member: 108229&quot;]Yes, I apologize for the misunderstanding. The early die stage coins would show as such. As the dies pound out coins, these Mark&#039;s steadily diminish until disappearing into the field. I have progressions from the 1965 washington quarter and the wounded eagle dollar that support my working theory as well as a wide rim SBA that has a set of deep adjustment mark looking scratches across 3 axis and show in early die stages but are gone in e next earliest ive been able to examine. I have yet to be disproven, though I welcome any info that proves me wrong and justifies walking away from TPGs completely. I&#039;m not a professional either to be clear. I have a large inherited collection and my own 35 years of collecting and am educated in physics, chemistry, and metallurgy to a reasonable professional level. Thanks for the reply.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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