It makes sense, at least for my cubes
Pedro
christopher_pelley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escreveu:
I think I figured out what the last character in the manufacturing
code is for. Apparently, cubes with flat centers are known as type A,
and are marked as such. The newer arched centers are type B, also
marked accordingly.
For those who don't know about the code, you can find it on Hasbro-era
cubes by rotating each face 45 degrees. It will be on one of the
corner pieces, a 6-character code designating the year, month, and
cube type. Example:
M1005B
This is a cube manufactured in October 2005 with arched centers.
I guess the M stands for "manufacture" since they all seem to start
with M. Anybody have any codes that conflict with this scheme?
Chris
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