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1985-D Dime With Weak Rims And Reeds. Weak Strike?

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Ran across this dime in a roll. The obverse rim is basically non-existent. The other features are struck relatively well. The reverse seems to be a late die state, and the lower rims are also mostly missing. The reeds are weakly struck. I thought it might be a thin planchet, but the mass is right on the nose at 2.27g. My best guess is a weak strike, but it's a bit odd that the central devices are so well struck.

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We had another one just like it posted today. It's called Inadequate Upset. It's very common on these 1985 -D Dimes for some reason. https://goccf.com/t/458622
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Well, that's a new one to me! Glad you've got such a good memory for these unusual errors. =)

I agree, it does look just like the other 1985-D dimes with inadequate upset.
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Interesting!
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Well, that's a new one to me! Glad you've got such a good memory for these unusual errors. =)


I'm glad you learned something new today. Thank you for the compliment. I've studied quite a bit on error-ref.com. I learned a ton of stuff on there.
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It's a truly unusual problem. Because the rim is so flat, the coin almost looks broadstruck. It obviously isn't, because the dime is completely circular with the normal diameter. In looking at those other threads on 1985-D dimes, most of the coins have weakness that is localized to just the reverse SE quadrant with the word DIME, but mostly to the interior. I wonder why that specific area is affected so strongly compared to the others.
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Thank you, jbuck.
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