good, but one does not know whether the company Gahr had all the necessary machines for this work. We won't get this out, so we won't get any further here.
Let's stick to the obvious differences. Especially with the 40s rings, because they show less traces of rework. There are clear traces where the skull is soldered, I try to show it on a photo. You can see clear score marks, as they are typical for an engraving tool. But in the other parts of the ring (where there are differences) the traces are anything but typical. There is still no reliable explanation here. That the leaves vary can be explained by different dies, OK, consent. But for these sloping, jagged surfaces, as shown by Antonio in the picture on the right:
I find no explanation that fits the work step "die strucking" or engraving. But I know such surfaces from castings. What do you think about this particular point?
