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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;n_sandler4, post: 214814, member: 5433&quot;]Perhaps I should clarify. You are indeed correct about all of the situations in which a coin should be considered damaged. The main point I&#039;m trying to convey is that it <b>seems </b>to me that since these coins are being found with the damage in the same spots in relation to the edge lettering, this damage HAS TO BE coming from either a defective edge lettering die, or at some other point in the edge lettering machine, before the coins have a chance to move freely and thus randomize the placement of the gouges in relationship to the edge lettering. Doug, according to your definition of what a mint error is, I believe these should indeed be classified as an error,&nbsp; simply due to the fact that these are being found with the damage in the same location.</p><p><br /></p><p>This is fun isn&#039;t it? I love a good ol&#039; fashioned friendly argument=p[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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