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1960 Proof Set Dime - Weak Date?

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The "19" in the date of this dime seems to be a lot weaker than "60". Could this possibly be an error?


1960-Proof-Set-Dime---Weak-Date?
1960-Proof-Set-Dime---Weak-Date?
1960-Proof-Set-Dime---Weak-Date?
1960-Proof-Set-Dime---Weak-Date?
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to CCF. Very cool. Never seen that on a proof coin. Must be a Grease Filled Die. Wait for a few more comments on it.
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Greaser. And I have never seen that on a proof.
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I agree, looks like a Grease Filled Die.
Unusual for a proof coin though.
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It was Struck Through Grease (AKA Grease Filled Die). This is actually the first time I've seen this happen on a Proof coin. http://www.error-ref.com/struck-thr...-grease-oil/
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