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2017 Dime: What Is Going On?

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Mine is missing 2017 the mint mark and I'm god we trust to the naked eye. Need magnifier to see it. I posted here on this forum.

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Quarantine, what you have here is called Design Devouring Die Wear, which is a form of Die Deterioration. http://www.error-ref.com/design-dev...ng-die-wear/
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@E&V

You really got Design Devouring Die Wear from that one single, blurry pic? I doubt the legitimacy of that term as a separate function, anyway. What I see looks like a grease-filled die on the periphery, excluding LIBERTY (as can be the case with grease-fills), and normal thickness letters on LIBERTY.

Here's the pic, by the way:

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Oh cool. Everyone else was thinking it was Struck Through Grease. Thank you!! Would this be worth sending to verify to PCGS or something similar?
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Here is a zoomed images

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How do you tell the difference between the die wear and grease? They both look very similar to me?
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Spruett, it's indeed Design Devouring Die Wear and a small Grease Fill. I have also seen this issue very many times as well on the newer Dimes. And no, it's not worth getting graded, as there's no premium for this.

I have contacted Mike Diamond (a coin expert), so he can come take a look at it.
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Looks like a combination of a Grease Filled Die and die wear to me.
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Just severe Die Deterioration, very common on newer dimes. The die flow lines through affected areas are a sure sign. If it was a struck through, the die flow would not be visible.

Whether or not design devouring die wear is a legitimate term or not, that's technically what this is.
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Your replies were split into its own topic for the proper attention.
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 Posted 09/28/2018  9:29 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add mikediamond to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Actually, it looks like conventional die wear. Affected design elements don't show the thinning characteristic of design-devouring die wear.
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I see. Thank you for taking a look at it Mike Diamond!
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