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<p>[QUOTE="desertgem, post: 1868038, member: 15199"]I think he is using the older term where someone has scratched in their initials of a heart or something rather than modern term.</p><p><br /></p><p>Shallow ones ( barely visible) could be lessened by carrying the coin in a pocket and let natural wear bring down the fields. deeper ones would require skills of a engraver or die maker and there are fewer of these today. That is why so many coins were "puttied" when this occurred. Of course that is not ethical and most experienced collectors ( and TPG) would notice it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="desertgem, post: 1868038, member: 15199"]I think he is using the older term where someone has scratched in their initials of a heart or something rather than modern term. Shallow ones ( barely visible) could be lessened by carrying the coin in a pocket and let natural wear bring down the fields. deeper ones would require skills of a engraver or die maker and there are fewer of these today. That is why so many coins were "puttied" when this occurred. Of course that is not ethical and most experienced collectors ( and TPG) would notice it.[/QUOTE]
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