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1986-P Roosevelt Dime Error On Reverse?! Please Give Your Opinion!

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1986-P-Roosevelt-Dime-Error-On-Reverse?!-Please-Give-Your-Opinion!

Do you see the "dot" by the end of "America"? What is that? I am new to discovering errors and coin roll hunting! Thank you!
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To CCF! I do see that dot that you're talking about. It could be a Die Chip possibly, but we need a close up on that area, to see what it is.
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To the CCF

Probably a die chip but a clear photo of that area would confirm it.
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Odd location for a die chip. Maybe a bubble or debris between the nickel layer and the copper core?
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Not sure where you are looking on this one. Arrow might help? Also a larger sized image of the affected area.
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