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1994 P Dime Something Has Gone Terribly Wrong.

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Got this dime actually from a bank roll of pennies. Wondering about thoughts on this. I have mine but don't wanna say just yet. Thank you.
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It has the look of heat damage. Probably a Dryer Coin
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Post mint damage of some kind.

It does not really matter exactly what caused all the damage - it's just a damaged coin.
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Agree. Appears to be post-strike damage. The piece didn't leave the striking chamber in that condition.
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I agree with above. PMD. It's a spender.
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It has the look of heat damage.

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Thank you for the input. That is right where I was at with it. Fire damaged.
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One positive, though. Clad coinage is tough. For it to go through a fire, still be usable in commerce, and still be identifiable by date and mint is impressive.
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