2019 P Dime Possible Two Dimes From The Same Die. New Pics. Added.

I got so engrossed with the obverse that I forgot to check the reverse. I'll take a look and get back.

nice chip progression comparisons. Can't wait for the reverse images.

Looks like they are from the same machine. the die chips could happen in a batch that new ones may have showed up later on. So they were probably from the same machine setup. Die chips are a permanent die event. Once there, they will not go away. But new ones could be added as the die ages. What is a die chip? It is when part of the metal breaks off of the die, leaving a void. Then coins will be filled on the coins struck with that die leaving the raised die chip on the coins. So die chips do not go away, but can continue to develop new die chips. They are a common die event, and serve as a marker for a die. But only important on a die variety, or if you need to see a pattern on a certain die, like what you did for these coins.

CoopHome: What is a die chip on a coin? a void on the die that when a coin is struck, it will show a raised area on a coin

Thanks Guys. I'm pretty versed on Die chips and cracks. I usually go for the Roosevelt dime because they seem to have the most. The Philly mint has the most. Denver seems to be a bit better at maintaining the dies and I see very few from them. In the last 3 or 4 years, those have increased. My count shows about 10 to 20 percent return on bank rolls for those die events. I have over 150 dimes with some type of event that I have collected over the last 4 months. I am currently building some software to help me with matching up those coins that come the same dies. Thanks for the response.