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1965 P Dime Missing Obverse Clad Layer?

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Hello, I am currently going through my grandfather's coin collection and came across this dime, it appears to be missing a clad layer on one side. Are these common? Thanks

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To CCF! What's the weight of your coin? It sure looks like the real deal. https://www.pcgs.com/news/missing-c...ormal%20coin.
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Yep, need a weight to be sure.
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2 grams, but I am using a kitchen scale so I'm not sure how precise it is, I will be investing in a better one.
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How about a picture of the edge?
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Can you provide aa better image of the obverse? a close up and cropped better.
But from that I see it just looks like environmental toning. (I can see a silver bit showing at the bottom of the bust and between Liberty and the rim.)
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Here's a picture of the edge
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(I can see a silver bit showing at the bottom of the bust and between Liberty and the rim.)

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Not sure if these help, I don't have the greatest phone camera or lighting, but here are more photos. Not seeing silver when I look at the dime in person, could've been the lighting in the photo.
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Accurate weight, please.



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I just ordered a new scale, I'll get the accurate weight posted sometime tomorrow. Thanks everyone!
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ok, I'll come back when we have an accurate weight.
A nice scale and a scope are crucial tools in coin collecting.
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Thank you for the advice!!! I just ordered a scope too, I will be going through many more coins and definitely can't rely on my phone camera. I'll post updated pics too when I am able.
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to the CCF And yes a good scale will help. If it was missing one layer, it would weigh in at about 1.9 gs and it wouldn't be struck up as good as it is. I think it's just some kind of staining.
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Here's a picture of the edge next to a regular dime while I wait for the scale. See a tiny difference, but not much.
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