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20? Dime Distorted Is It Error Or Damage

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Rebecca wood
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Need help to solve a debate on whether this is mint error or just damaged coin.

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It looks like the dime was stuck under something (table or chair) with the obverse on the floor or ground, and much of the profile and rim was ground away. I just think its damage, PMD

wish it was better news,
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to CCF. It also looks like damage to me.
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Looks like it was sanded and flattened. (sanding the coin left part of the copper showing) Flattening squashed the devices on both sides. The weight will be less than a normal coin.
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