The following procedure performed at the United States mint is NOT a batch level activity: Select...
The following procedure performed at the United States mint is NOT a batch level activity: Select one:
a. Movement of manufactured coins to finishing stations
b. Inspecting the first units produced to verify proper set-up
c. Setting up machinery for the stamping process
d. Stamping each individual coin
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