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Updated Post 2011-Dime D Mint Mark Unusual Error It's Not A Dryer Coin.

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I found a dime that's thicker than a standard dime and the reeding was barely stamped. Any opinions on what it might be worth before I take it to a coin shop I'm hoping for a general idea of what it could be worth so I do get low balled. Okay one last time. It's thicker than a regular dime and the reeding wasn't worn off in a dryer. Instead of weighing 2.2 it weighs 2.4 grams. Unfortunately my pictures aren't very clear.
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That is a Dryer Coin. The weight will be normal, the outside edge of the coin will be reduced, because of dropping over and over in a commercial clothes dryer.
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Yes a Dryer Coin. No need to stop in at your LCS--it is only worth face value.
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Unless you want to trick him. If he thinks it valuable, then tell him what it is. Pay forward the information. You may develop a new friend.
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Don't even try selling this. It's been damaged after it left the U.S. Mint and is worth face value.
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It won't working in a vending machine. Take it to a bank and turn it in to be sent back to the mint to be canceled.
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Could also have been damaged intentionally. It may have had the edge hammered. Intentionally or by accident it is still damaged.
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You don't get to make a new insulting topic when you don't get the answer you want to hear.

This is indeed a damaged coin. We've literally seen thousands of these here. It's done by spooning or a dryer.

If you insist that you're right, the next step is to fork out some dough and send it to PCGS or NGC and then when it comes back a legit error you come back and rub it in our faces. We'll wait.
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