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1964-P Roosevelt Dime W/ Thin Planchet 2.02 Grams

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1964-P Roosevelt dime w/ Thin Planchet

Picked the odd little guy up today at collect-o-ramma show in fl.

No clue but who does like a mystery

What I know about it.

2.02 Grams the weight on the thin 1964 Roosevelt dime
2.51 Grams the weight on the normal 1964 Roosevelt dime

Any input, info, comments or suggestions...

1964-P-Roosevelt-Dime-W/-Thin-Planchet--2.02-Grams

1964-P-Roosevelt-Dime-W/-Thin-Planchet--2.02-Grams

1964-P-Roosevelt-Dime-W/-Thin-Planchet--2.02-Grams

1964-P-Roosevelt-Dime-W/-Thin-Planchet--2.02-Grams
1964-P-Roosevelt-Dime-W/-Thin-Planchet--2.02-Grams
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I'm certainly not the expert about this, but when I was going through my grandfather's Mercury dimes, I noticed the really worn down ones were thinner. That one looks somewhat worn, so that could be the case. Just my Two Cents...

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the photos dont do it justice... I was was going to write that the pictures has lines pattern even on the untouched top parts and lower part that make it look worn but I dont believe it is but maybe it is the texture of material. note in hand it looks more like how a grease die is.
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It might be a tapered planchet? Note the same weakness on both sides of the thinner area?
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yes, thanks Coop...it does look like it I see a 1961 one very similar. pretty sure it is a struck on tapered planchet

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Could it have been in one of those lucky token holders?The coin looks like damage caused by the holder that I have seen before.
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