Looks like the weight was reduced a bit: How could this look be made? Take a small washer and squeeze the dime slightly in a vise and it will make the metal move into that area, thus the rise on that area on the reverse. On the obverse side a solid piece of metal will protect the obverse devices. If this was done, the dime would be slightly larger than normal. If the coin is not larger, then it wasn't done that way.
Strange.. I've received two dimes just like this recently. Here's one. Unfortunately certainly PMD- some people really do have too much time on there hands.
I'm wondering how many of these are out there and if there senturalized to any one part of the united States. I've got one from central Nebraska. Anyone else?
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