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Roosevelt Dime, With Cud And Possible Lamination?

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Copper Penny Connection
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Hey,
I didn't see this dime until I was about to post it onto ebay. I see the Cud up top of roosevelt's head. However whats going on with the rest of the coin? I thought lamination errors were only common with copper and nickel but I maybe with silver as well. Also notice the bottom near IGWT. Is that a struck through something?

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I think the metal a the top is a result of PMD, or possibly lamintations. Cuds would have an even amount of metal, where you wouldn't be able to see where the rim starts.

I also believe that the other two areas are laminations.
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Sorry but no Cud there.
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It is still a silver coin. So it is not all bad.
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