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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;silviosi, post: 25161729, member: 153002&quot;]In order to decide what it is an Error or Variety, the intervenant must know very well the Minting Process and what was use by periods of time. So mean to understand well the knowleadge of the Error Definition must be well apply. Definition: <i><b>Any anomaly ocured during the process of fabrication in which Human Intervention was involved.</b></i></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>This it is an example of an controversy, In fact 1987 till 2001(Philladelphia) and 2004 (Denver and San Francisco) those blancs was produce outside Mint facility, but in fact will still be consider errors because the reception at the Mint facility has mint personal to verify and also at the subsidary facilities the Mint allways has the personel. 1987 till 2001 respective 2004 was an exception. (for this I can produce the educational materiel)</p><p><br /></p><p>Now back to the question: In fact we have Errors, Varieties and some which the vision to fall in one category or other it is controversy. An example are the Cuds, BIE or Die Cracks. Those in fact are part of the aging Die, an normal course of the components of the machines. IMHO those could be put in an new catergory as very minors indirect varieties. (Just think: if your car brake pads worn. It is an error?? absoluty No)</p><p><br /></p><p>So in conclusion: The answer rest on the knowleadge of the Mint process by periods. I can show here some examples if will be request as per examples the blanking, the Mint chain of production, an very controversy subject as Feeder Fingers which do not exist on the Horizontal Presses, or to explain the some of the wrong emplyed denomination with the hystoric and racins of this like the wrong employ of the term LAM which in our case could be employ only in cladding and plated. But we have to respect also our past aways and our 40 and more years seniors.</p><p><br /></p><p>Silvio[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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