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1968 Roosevelt Dime. . . What Happened?

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I found this while CRH and thought it may have missed a few steps at the mint. Any ideas? Thanks!

1968-Roosevelt-Dime.-.-.-What-Happened?

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Looks like it took an acid bath. PMD.
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Interesting. That would remove the top layer exposing only the copper?
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If the right acid were used. Some types remove just the copper, and others remove the silver. Which one, I don't know. But they have been doing this for years now, mainly on cents to reduce them to dime size to use in vending machines. Back in the 50-60's they would take a cent and make it dime sized and then get a soda for ten cents. On the 7oz bottles you could get one for 7 cents. Then you would get Three Cents back in change and you had money to make more "Pop Money."
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Very clever, thanks for the info!
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