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1976 D Roosevelt Dime With Extra Material Along The Rim?

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Its hard to explain something you don't know, but it appears to be extra material along the rim? Took a q-tip to see if it falls off, but doesn't. any clue? thanks in advanced!
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Plating is separating from the rim. Possible rim Cud? I do not believe there would be a premium for this.
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I have know idea what caused that, there is no damage on the side, tired to show that on the pictures.
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It is called either a die dent or a rim burr, can't be sure from pix straight-on closeup of area. Going to say a die crack with retained piece. Not yet a full rim Cud, altho that is the correct term.
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I would have guess struck through or a rolling mill error.
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Looks like something was on the coin near the rim. Now it has moved. Not metal. Kind of looks like glue or solder.
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