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A One Of A Kind Dime 1978!

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Hi all! I'm new here and had a question. I'm not a collector just started sctually to look at change and I found a 1978 roosevelt with 2 stars. Possible 2 date. Possible wing. Honestly looks like a quarter melts over it!! I dont know what to do!! And they just keep coming lol. Atleast I hope these 5 others are what I think ch ch lol. Thanks Guys StAY ANAZING! Oh and I cant figurev outi picture?
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Images would be real helpful now. Guessing the dark with one.
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Well first thing first -


Now.......... I'm sure someone can guide you how to add pictures to your post BUT this may need some translation........

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Honestly looks like a quarter melts over it!! I dont know what to do!! And they just keep coming lol. Atleast I hope these 5 others are what I think ch ch lol. Thanks Guys StAY ANAZING!



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@YOUareLoveD7, first welcome to CCF. Second, here is a link to the CCF tutorial on uploading photos:

https://www.coincommunity.com/forum...g-images.asp
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to CCF.
Photos would be nice.
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Wow that is an amazing coin! Surely one I haven't seen.

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Okay, I'm going to figure out the picture thing. My phone wants mr to set to a minimum and I could but they dont allow you to move the picture around. So I'd have it under 300. And I means I have 5 other coins I'm very intrigued by but cant find any information on the internet or youtube and such. ..... and as you will see in a second I hope in the pic. , it looks like a quarter piece stamped into the bottomed section. I think it's pretty awesome looking!.... okay here's a pic .. and thank you for your advice.


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Thank you! I'm really new to this and wasnt quite sure if it's a bad or good thing?!?!
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That's a strange looking dime for sure.
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Your first pic is pretty good--nice work. I have taken the liberty of rotating, enlarging, and enhancing it. It looks to me like this coin may have an area of dried clear glue on Roosevelt's cheek. You may be able to peel it off with your fingernail or a wooden toothpick.


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Hey there. That's exactly what I thought too. I tried my hardest to pull anywhere or push around for any glue or anything bc thats kust weird! I did with a toothpick and my fingers wherever I could kind of grab. Not really many spots at all to grab. Do you think it's worth seeing if it worth anything? Or do you know any other tips I could try?
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Do you think it's worth seeing if it worth anything? Or do you know any other tips I could try?


Right now, it is still my opinion that there is something foreign on the surface of your dime so sending it to be slabbed would be a waste of your money. As far as additional steps to prove/disprove this theory, have you tried an acetone bath? That might soften up the material to the point where you could remove it. If that doesn't work, I'd try a bath in boiling hot water. As you go through these investigations, be careful not to damage the coin as well as provide adequate ventilation, etc.
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