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Showing content with the highest reputation on 11/13/2022 in Posts

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    1949threepence
    Also, of course, the old copper blanks were much softer and hence easier on the dies. Bronze being a harder metal meant many smashed dies/dies with a short life expectancy, before they finally got it right.
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    Peckris 2
    Yes, we went from a large thick copper with a bold and heavy design, to smaller thinner bronze with what had to be a shallow design. Major change.
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    copper123
    And they get paid good money for mistakes like this ? They should be in ten downing street





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