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1977 Filled In Mint Mark

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Everardo
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Would like to know if this is some kinf of erorr 1977 d dime

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It just seems like a well-circulated 1977-D dime. There is a possibility however that it could be a Dryer Coin.
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I would like to see the reverse on this coin. It maybe a MAD coin? The finish reminds of a cleaner was used on the coin. It removed the top surface of the coin, making it now looking dull.
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with Coops whole statement
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Filled d could be a tiny die chip or other fill.
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Actually the filled mint mark is a piece of the post on the die that forms the center had broken off the die. The taller the mark above the mint mark, the more the die has broken away that held the post in place.
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