Very good history and every collector should understand the coin minting process so they know when and how, during this process, mint errors happen.
I wonder when people will actually be smart enough to realize "all this work" is only done once per coin design :/ after that "all this work" is never done again until they create a new design xD and again, the majority of "all this work" is simply due to the fact that these are high-quality, high-detailed coins that needs to go through fine retuning, and reworking to make it look as great as possible. Normal coins like pennys, nickles, quarters and shit are a lot quicker about it. and again..... it's only done ONCE per coin design.................... and people...... this isn't even a lot of work xD
This video is BULLSHIT! God and his buddy Jesus make coins not lazy greedy HUMANS!!
Too many damn positives and negatives.
why dont you shutup and let them do there job
This is for collectible coins. It should be noted on the title or description. For regular coins the process is way much simpler and with very fewer steps (and lower quality, listen to the ending of the video)
Instead of making so many negatives and positives...why don't you make the freaking coin die as a small size to begin with? Too simple, I guess...