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"I heard about the Society from a webpage, which listed nearly all the numismatic sites. My interests are on the technical aspects of coin making, especially, the die striking process, microstructural characterization of the coin material, etc. Some of our studies are quite interesting in that we know much more about the die striking process based on observations at higher magnifications using a scanning electron microscope."

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The E-Sylum: Volume 3, Number 10, March 5, 2000, Article 7

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