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Ricardocody
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found it today during dime roll searching and looks missing the clad layer or just pure copper .
Any idea ?!..
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Definitely looks like it's missing the nickel cladding...maybe you can weigh it? Also, if you have calipers, check the measurment compared to a normal dime.

Only other thing I can think of is that maybe is was chemically altered.
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It is not missing both clad layers, it is just toned. A dime missing both clad layers would be significantly underweight and have a weak strike because of it.
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You can see the fingerprint toning in, because of the oils.
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