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1968 Dime Weighs 2.16 Grams.

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The minute I held the coin it felt differently so I weight it and it comes up short? Not much wear on the coin could a layer be missing? Its not shiny in comparison to other dimes produced at the Denver Mint. Would something like this even be worth anything?
1968-Dime-Weighs-2.16--Grams.
1968-Dime-Weighs-2.16--Grams.
1968-Dime-Weighs-2.16--Grams.
1968-Dime-Weighs-2.16--Grams.
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2.27 grams is normal. .09 +/- grams tolerance. Rolled thin stock? What does the reeds look like?
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I wonder if it was cleaned with acid, and that accounts for the 0.11 grams difference from standard weight.
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Thanks for the pic of the reeds. Looks pretty normal,but maybe a bit thin. Leaning towards roll thin planchet/circulation wear.
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Thank you for the info!
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Definitely a little bit thin.
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Guessing thin planchet. Is the entire coin of uniform thickness?



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Have you tried using a magnet on it?
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Yes the whole coin is consistent with the thinness and yes I did try a magnets Even though I see the mixed metal which is why I thought maybe a layer could be missing.
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