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A chip with a filled drill hole beneath the inlay
In Response To: Excellent visual... ()

looks like this. All scans are of the same chip.
I studied many such chips. The purpose and conclusion being that unless a hole was filled with identical composition material as the chip, being reheated and recompressed etc., there is no way it could escape xray.
The lead weight scans are to show that only material of such a high density show as white on an xray. Any filler would be black, and that glue reservoirs show 'grey'
Of course most people dont believe any fixed chips exist so its all hypothetical grin



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Inlay question
Oops forgot the other side
I believe those had a lead weight
Cal-Neva Lodge $1 S mold
Re: Cal-Neva Lodge $1 S mold
Thanks for the answers!!
Re: Thanks for the answers!!
There is no lead weight in that chip
Excellent visual...
The matching chip on the RECTL mold does not have
A chip with a lead weight looks like this
A chip with a filled drill hole beneath the inlay
Looks like a great article for the magazine!
It was vetoed grin
Great information. grin
During that research we bought 4 RECTL mold ones

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