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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Clawcoins, post: 6704675, member: 77814&quot;]You&#039;re just not thinking &quot;freely&quot; enough.</p><p>One side no damage ... thus one side was on a material to receive any impact.</p><p>The other slice marks ... thus one side was hit with some thinner object.</p><p><br /></p><p>if you think outside the box with other responses ... try doing this at home.</p><p>Take your concrete driveway ..</p><p>put a piece of leather on the ground (this is the fixed surface that can absorb some impact)</p><p>put the quarter on it</p><p>use one half of scissors .. (or small chisel type thing or something)</p><p>and use a hammer and whack it onto one side of the quarter (which is the process to create the slice marks)</p><p>repeat</p><p>use other methods .. etc</p><p>you&#039;ll be able to repeat similar thing but without the *exact* method and forces the person did to this you&#039;ll be able to repeat similar outcomes but maybe not the exact one.</p><p><br /></p><p>The thing to learn from this is knowing how to identify PMD.</p><p>You can do this more by learning the exact minting process both modern and older methods.&nbsp; The more you learn how coins are actually made the more easily it is to dismiss more obvious PMD.</p><p>good luck[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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