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1970 Dime No Clad Error?

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i have a 1970 dime that has no clad on it what so ever. it looks copper. I'm unable to post pics right now, all you would see is a copper dime anyway.. how do I know if I got the real deal. from what ive read up in it I need to weigh it, is this right. if it is can I get the weight of a 1970 dime with the clad and the weight of one with out it?
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Sorry, but without seeing a picture and/or knowing the weight, it could be almost anything. Here is the CCF Coin Facts page, look down a little for the clad dime specs. Its highly likely a metal detecting find where the coin has changed color due to exposure to the environment.
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Sure its not copper coated?

Try scratching off on some reeding, you may pull up some half clad color.

the weight may be miniscule, wear factor involved, btw what is the wear on your coin, if it was plain copperit'd be fairly worn, also if coated, around the details/letters/date will look rounded, as if painted.
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If it looks like these, then it spent some time outdoors.
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ill post a few pictures tomorrow. I have one thats missing clad also, I'm about positive about it. the one with no clad is in decent shape and dont look like a metal detecor find
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Normal weight will be 2.27g. Missing clad layer will be 1.9g or less.
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