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2021-P Roosevelt Dime / Unknown Anomaly

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UPDATE

You are all right: PMD
I'd've swore (guess I did) that it wasn't.
I should know by now, that you guys can see more in a photo than I can in hand!

Thank You for setting me straight (again)

I know it's probably not some "important find"
But anyone know what caused these? They are raised anomalies.
Thanks!
2021-P-Roosevelt-Dime-/-Unknown-Anomaly
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Post-mint damage - both the fields and rims show displaced metal.
Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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HondoB,
I don't think so.
Yes, the edge did take a small hit there, but not enough to do that.
If these were incuse, I'd agree, but, they are raised.
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Well, the way I see them I have to agree with HondoB.
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can you get an image with the lighting off to one side to create a shadow on the anomalies and part of the coins design too?
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Die Dents?
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Quote:

can you get an image with the lighting off to one side to

I'll do that tomorrow.

Guess it looks much different to me "in hand" than the pics are showing.

Thanks

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Looks like PMD to me, damage to the die would not affect the rims.
Maybe another picture would be more definitive.
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JimmyD,
Yes, PMD
I put that update in my post (above)
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These are die dents.
Error coin writer and researcher.
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might be striations from die polishing, not sure, just my 2 cents
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Thank You, Mike Diamond and everyone who helped me on this one.
Definitely a lot I need to learn!
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It bears some similarities to this dime that I found earlier this year. That coin also had uneven gouges inside the rim and atop the rim edge.

https://goccf.com/t/490779
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