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2020 Roosevelt Dime Questions

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So these images appear to be like Extra metal or added metal maybe or I'm not sure but when I Google searched it it came up with post mint damage and I just don't see how it would be possible but I'm often wrong and would love to find out more because it looks similar to some other error coins that I've seen pictures of thanks for your time
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This is heat damage.
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? So I could replicate it ? How does heat make raised material? Can you provide another example ? Fyi I'm not doubting you I'm just trying to understand ive tried several times to Reach This damage by using heat since that's what Google Images decided to tell me that it was. I've metal melt but I have not been able to recreate the raised on top of the design I've tried perhaps 50 times using propane map gas and an induction furnace. could you please elaborate. Ty
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"Map gas" is way too hot.
Put a coin in a "camp fire" see what that does
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Oooooh so it's a bubble that's why it's raised . Which has to be thicker or below the clad layer thats why I cant push it in right ? Unlike a clad bubble on ill say a one cent coin " seen most" where it can be flattened kinda. I appreciate it ty.
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to the CCF

Yep - damaged by extreme heat.
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Agree with all above--heat damage,
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To CCF! I agree with Keith's assessment. PMD. Worth 10 cents.
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