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<p>[QUOTE="Conder101, post: 2928848, member: 66"]Thickness at the edge is usually a function of striking pressure. The higher the pressure the better the strike and the more the rims fill on the coin resulting in a greater thickness. For the high relief 21 peace dollars they had to use a higher pressure to try and fill that relief. That resulted in thicker edges but much shorter die life. But the thick edge is not what makes the coin a high relief.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Conder101, post: 2928848, member: 66"]Thickness at the edge is usually a function of striking pressure. The higher the pressure the better the strike and the more the rims fill on the coin resulting in a greater thickness. For the high relief 21 peace dollars they had to use a higher pressure to try and fill that relief. That resulted in thicker edges but much shorter die life. But the thick edge is not what makes the coin a high relief.[/QUOTE]
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