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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Danomite, post: 5002204, member: 109452&quot;]Here’s a question? If a coin is struck on a wrong planchet, let’s say a cent on a dime planchet, why are the details ( and those closest to the rim ) still there? In some cases fairly sharp. The dime planchet is smaller and thinner. Is it because it is a different composition? Another is, if you have a standard size and weight planchet struck at correct pressure, within collar, with a debris filled die, wouldn’t some devices have to be sharper or the coin be thicker in some parts to compensate for the volume displacement. I would have to guess it depends on how much the Schmutz would compress. Just wondering what others think.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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