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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;usmc60, post: 2373817, member: 76739&quot;](KMA)</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>Well Dave I guess we&#039;ll let the janitors set up maintain and program these complicated lay machines and I guess he&#039;s also in control of quality control,I guess this would be a good excuse for a messed up die. and if you guys were smart as you think you are you would go online and watch the making of a die maybe you would increase your knowledge a bit and be so less judgmental of something Quite evidently you do not understand and you guys are so naïve that you don&#039;t think a mistake can be made in the die making process.&nbsp; (what world do you to live in)&nbsp; and I have over a roll of these quarters now and still going up,Since a roll of these is enough I started putting the rest back in the circulation. just because someone presents a theory to you and you do not understand it and you do not want to do the research to disprove this theory so far all I&#039;ve heard from you guys is unfounded accusations and scorn and ridicule I backed up my statement how about you doing the same prove my statement incorrect truthfully I&#039;d really like to see you do it good luck. Prove my statement incorrect or back off. The coin is a book learn to read it will tell you it story.</p><p>ps Dave visually the overs of this coin has very few bag marks visually it&#039;s a good-looking coin so your statement of a worn-out die doesn&#039;t stand up there would be no reason for them to replace the die in the&nbsp; process and the inspector who periodically checks quality out of the been of coins would not notice this because he has direct light on the overse of the coin I&#039;ll stop there this is going over your guys heads have a good day. KMA[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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