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1970 Odd Dime , Can Somebody Tell Me What I Have Here?

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to the CCF

It's a Dryer Coin. Follow the hyperlink for explanation. We see them often.
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Agree
We have seen quite a few of these lately.
Just click on Dryer Coin for more information.
No numismatic value in them.
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Dryer Coin.
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to the CCF and or spooned.
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you have an odd dime. a spooned dime or some other mechanical impacting tool flattened out the rim eliminating the reeds and raising the rim.
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Neither spooned nor a Dryer Coin. This dime was rolled and squeezed in the horizontal plane by a motor-driven or hand-cranked mechanical device.
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