Error Or PMD. 1977 NM Dime. Rim Errors REV & Obv. Die Break OBV By Dime +

Thank u John so much for always being so nice and kind. Every time I've posted anything u say exactly what u just said. Your words aren't always as nice as it was today...but none the less....these pics are way better than the last four times I've posted. I'm honestly doing the best I can. I appreciate your answer to my question.....however if u are offering criticiism and pointing out only things that are negative.....you might try approaching it a different way. So how about I'll continue to get better at taking photos....and you can work on your social skills thank u so much for all your help. As always ...your comments are a pleasure. Have a blessed weekend. &

Ok check it out. I re-read your posts but was unable to find any responses that were harsh. It seems like you get s bit defensive when reading responses that mention the quality of your photos.

Something to consider---You are asking for opinions on an issue on a coin that is so small that you need magnification to see yourself. So how can you expect anyone to see such a minute issue in the photos you have posted? It usually takes practice to get clear close up pics. It can be frustrating, but it is necessary when you post.

1 clear pic of obverse, 1 clear pic of reverse, a clear pic or 2 close up of area with issue, and a brief accurate description of what you are seeing, will get you the best responses.

As for this post topic. Double check your description about a die break on obv by dime. There is no 'Dime' on obv. And the pics you posted are aweful. John1 doesn't need to practice his social skills, I think you need to practice your photo and topic skills.

I'm just saying..

While the images are not great, they do show me all I need to see of this coin. This one was damaged long after it was struck. Notice all the mark on this coin. Even one of them would make this coin into a cull coin. Spendable. When it gets back to the bank it will be sent back to the mint to be cancelled. Then recycled, Just a spender:

Without question, this is post mint damage ( PMD). Extreme damage, probably a parking lot coin. no mint errors here, sorry.