What's Going On With This 2019 Dime? PDm Or Plating Error?

Wrekkdd this one is a keeper. I am talking about the coin first imaged. I have one of these. you need to put this in a 2x2. excellent thank you Wrekkdd this confirms my coin. again thank you

@rocky I'm not sure what your talking about on this one. I still have that loonie I originally posted about when I first started searching coins, and because iv still yet to see anything like it. But this specific post I was wrong for sure. Definitely glue or something even though it looked indented. I cleaned the coin tonight and it looked normal if your seeing something outside what I thought was wrong let me know but everyone here was correct, adhesive causing the
Illusion of what looked like inverted damage.

@rocky, there is some light distortion in the first picture that may loon like MD but I don't see anything else in the first picture.

@rockey,the thing I was suspecting as an error was infact some sort of adhesive though I was oblivious to this until I touched the coins face with a toothpick. The only coin I still have around is my original loonie that I posted around when I first became active. Iv still yet to find a toned loonie that comes close to it.

If you have something you would like to share and compare on my posts please just post an image of your finds and how it is the same or similar as mine. Iv yet to find anything worth keeping other then the best condition coins I find, any error I have posted was minor and not really worth saving for the most part.... Iv saved a couple of them but mainly for my own researching.

I love everyone's opinions but I don't believe in blind faith. I need information and confirmation. I look for errors(none of my 1€ yet but every year and denomination I post about I research.

@rocky, so if there is something you are seeing outside what I talked about I can look more into it. But what I posted about with the error was completely wrong.

Good eye on the H mint mark@ rockey I didn't even notice it.

@johnwayn007. I saw your post on this, seems it's a common error on this year dime
? Usually I ignore the mint marks and initials because they are so small. In your post it turned more into a conversation about the beads on your coin. So what caused the square H?

On the "H", just think about what the die itself looked like. You should do this with every "supposed" error that you find and ask the question "how did this happen?" The small portions of solid unrecessed steel in the "H" on the die couldn't take the striking force and broke off into a recessed square in the flat field.

Wrekkdd,
Yes it is the result of the post in the middle of the "H" broken off, on the working die the "H" is sunken in but the center post of the "H" is raised and very tiny and can easily break.

Die chips on dimes are really common due to how small they are, these 2016 dimes are a good example. http://goccf.com/t/389399&SearchTerms=2016,dime

Wrekkdd keep searching your doing a great job. keep up the good work.