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To sharpen the images of coins, the peripheries of the blanks are edged. This is followed by annealing to soften the blanks.

By means of a coining press fitted with a coinage die, finished blanks are stamped with obverse (head) and reverse (tail) patterns and milled at the same time if milling is required.

The patterns of each stamped coin are inspected, and imperfect products are taken out. Accepted coins are strictly counted and then bagged.

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