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Roosevelt, Possible Mint Damage?

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I plucked this Dime from circulation recently. The obverse looks fine. The reverse is a different story. The D and the M in dime are barely visible and the I is nonexistent. When you look at the dime from the side, there is a definite indentation.

These are the best pictures I could come up with.

I appreciate any comments.

Thank you.


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 Posted 11/04/2007  9:20 pm  Show Profile   Check GO's eBay Listings Bookmark this reply Add GO to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Looks like some nasty acid treatment
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Its not acid. It is a classic example of a coin struck through a heavy layer of grease. This is a nice example as it clearly shows a larger area that was affected. That being said, I would like to get a view of the obverse too:-)

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Looks like the reeded edge has a bit of effect from it. Tis why I thought somethin acidy
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The rim is not bent. If you look at the shadow on the first photo, you can see the indentation. The Obverse looks quite normal.

I will post a picture of the obverse as soon as I can.
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Here is a picture of the obverse.


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