to CCF, would be nice to get the weight of this coin, however I'm pretty sure you don't have an accurate scale to do that. Am I right?
waiting on pixs.
Posted Today 19H 54M ago
There are several possibilities, based on your description:
- A "missing clad layer" error, as you've speculated.
- A "wrong planchet" error, where the coin is actually struck on a penny planchet.
- A perfectly normal dime that has been electroplated with copper after it left the Mint. This would be a "damaged coin" and not an error.
- A perfectly normal dime that has been environmentally stained to appear coppery.
Things that will help us ascertain what you've got:
- Pictures, of both sides and ideally of the edge too.
- A weight, ideally in grams to two decimal places.
- A "missing clad layer" error, as you've speculated.
- A "wrong planchet" error, where the coin is actually struck on a penny planchet.
- A perfectly normal dime that has been electroplated with copper after it left the Mint. This would be a "damaged coin" and not an error.
- A perfectly normal dime that has been environmentally stained to appear coppery.
Things that will help us ascertain what you've got:
- Pictures, of both sides and ideally of the edge too.
- A weight, ideally in grams to two decimal places.
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