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1968 Roosevelt Dime "Blow Out"

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PMD,not an error.
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I know it was damage... I was looking more for the type or cause. Moreover, I'm not sold on the "post" statement. I think something failed here i.e, die/planchet. The product is ovaled toward damage. just curious.

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We would never know the cause of post mint damage unless we were there when the damage happened. As for a mint error, this type of damage isn't something seen/caused during the minting process, thus the post mint label.
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@sg, whatever damaged the rim also caused some linear gouges on FDR's portrait.
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