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1911-D Barber Dime

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I noticed that the letter E on dime is different from other Barber dimes I've seen. Is this unusual or not really?



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Hi,

This is a Liberty Head dime. Also called a Barber dime (I think that is what you meant since your subject had it right)

It is not possible to tell if there was a die chip that wore flat or if something else changed the shape of the letter, but wear is at least one factor.

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Thanks for correcting me Bill. Barber dime. (I've been looking at several Mercury dimes) My thoughts exactly on wear probably being at fault, but it's difficult for tell.
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Looks like a chipped die caused the inner part of the E to look different. Just a diagnostic or variety not usually worth a premium.
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