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Pillar of the Community
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That's a screamer, for sure! Good eye!
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Pillar of the Community
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I would say that it was a little bit misaligned when it clashed. It's a strong example. Nice find!
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Like I said, I was very excited to find it. I know people don't like taking a stab at this, but any guesses as to what the coin is worth? I looked on ebay for some examples of clashed dies for dimes post 1964, but really got nothing back. I'm not in the market to sell it right now, especially since I just found it, but I like to keep a log of each coin's "potential" value for my own information. If something were to ever happen to me I'd hate for my wife to get taken by someone and sell it for $2 when it's more like $15. Thanks for your help! |
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Nice find. Your first three pics the white balance if off. John1  |
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Pillar of the Community
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Nice find. It looks like Roosevelt has some post nasal drip.
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KisNap. To let you Know that. I have The exactly Dime 1994 P WITH THE SAME ERROR. Reverse Clash On the Oberse. And Oberse Clash on the Reverse. It's nice because that mean was the same error in many dimes 1994P I'm New here. I don't know yet how put pictures. But as soon I learn it. I'll put some of mine.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Here is an overlay of a dime:  Looks like a nice clash, but not a rotated clash. |
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KIS NAP. Just a moment to go I put my 1994 P Dime with Die Clash on both sides. this is my first post. Hope you sold you all ready in good price. I still having mine.
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Pillar of the Community
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I would nickname this coin the snotty nosed Roosevelt.  |
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Posted 01/19/2013 12:15 am
