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Bronze 1989 D Dime?

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jimson
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Hello. I have a Bronze 1989 D dime. I'm curious if it's a foreign planchette or some experimental alloy?

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Your dime is the normal cupronickel clad composition, the three layer "sandwich" is clearly visible on the edge.
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Oh. So the colors of the bronze showing through is something that occurs on these dimes?
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I do not see anything resembling bronze on your coin. The copper core is visible on the edge and the outer clad layers have some toning but they are still the typical silvery-grey color of cupronickel alloy.
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looks like a little environmental damage to me.
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I agree. It may be an effect from the coin being heated or environmental damage.
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