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I bought this dime from a dealer for $10. However I'm struggling to figure out what this is. The bust impression is raised and there is three impressions of the bust and slightly rotated. The rim is raised but not sharp on the obverse. The reverse doesn't appear affected. I hope someone will have an idea what happened to this dime. Bill  
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The images are very reflective, but it seems to look like a Cud.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Edited by coop 03/23/2019 2:12 pm
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Oh, I'm so sorry, I completely forgot about capped dies!
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Thanks both for your comments. It all makes sense when you know to call it. I was able to read up on it. A google search yeilded good reading but very little comparable information. I think I'll send it in for grading.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Nice purchase Bill! Not bad for 10 dollars! It was a steal of a lifetime. 
Errers and Varietys.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Great buy and thanks as always to @coop for great images and recap (recap of a die cap?).  to the CCF!
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So...this was a steal of a lifetime right? Where can I find out the value of these errors? I'm sure there's a book or something, I might need it if I'm going to coin shows I might need to look out for premium errors. I feel very stupid asking the question but I hope you all understand.
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I purchased from a gold and silver shop. It has been fruitful. Most of the gold guys are intersted in buying and turning. This was apparently part of a collection and he wasn't interested in it. Good for me. As far as worth I don't know. No comps. Capped die coins go for $100 to several hundred.
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Wow didn't know die caps were so pricey, I'll go check ebay prices then, thanks GC
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Hi! I was searching for a way to describe my 1981 Roosevelt dime and saw this post. I was wondering if mine is anything like this one?  
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Congratulations 1847bill  Excellent score! EDIT: oh... old post. Still thanks for sharing. @BrookeAD5683, you should start your own post... just a suggestion 
Edited by levelsofmadnes 05/30/2019 9:45 pm
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Oh hah  thanks. And I did but didn't notice the doubled face until after the fact. Then I saw this one 
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I've been meaning to readdress this coin for some time. I sent it to ANACS to grade and attribute the error. It didn't come back as I had hoped. They graded the dime AU50 which is ok. They called it a struck through late stage die cap. That also is ok because that is what it is. The rub is there is no indication of the the ghost images of the bust on the obverse. I saw a similar dime on Mike Diamonds site. Have a look here. http://www.error-ref.com/capped-die...ling-raised/Should there be another designation to this coin? Please let me know what you think. 
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