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1968 Roosevelt Dime Unusual Size & Color

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 Posted 09/08/2017  11:52 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Kimberly R Bischoff to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Just curious on this guy. I almost overlooked him in a bag of estate jewelry because it is almost half the thickness of a normal dime. Originally once it was handed to me, I realized it isn't rusted or painted or either just a strange coloration and smaller. I am not really sure if it is just worn or what the deal with the coloring is. I guess my question is whether is I am just seeing unusual wear on this coin or some contact with something unusual?
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Environmental damage. Causing the layers being erroded away
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The coin was dipped into acid. That reduced the surface evenly. Note the weaken rim? A real clue that it was dipped into acid. Why is the rim affected more? The acid works on three sides of the coin. Obv/rev/edge all at the same time, thus it reduces the rim quickest.
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Once again - Nice images coop!!
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