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1954 Roosevelt Dime Mouth Error?

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At the corner of his mouth appears to be a die crack? Error? Value?
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Just to the left of the L on the rim, there appears to be a mark. Could this be considered a Cud if the rim is involved?
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Can you give us close-up of this area?



to the CCF!
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that's a die chip at his mouth, very common on dimes, even moreso on 21st century ones, the mark on the rom looks like damage
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Not an error, Die Chips are part of the minting process or
a Die Event as coop would say. No extra value.
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to the CCF Rim is damage. Mouth I think is just damage.
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@bla, regardless of whether that is smeared metal damage or a die chip, I think that the bulk of the value in this coin comes from the silver content.
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Agree, just a melter.
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a die chip in a location I have not seen in yet - nice find. (the mark on the rim is incused and is considered damage.
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Probably the coin was in a fire. That area may have had a bubble. The bubble was flattened to make it work in a vending machine. Just a damaged coin, spender.
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Note the dull finish and the darker color.
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Wonderful input. Thanks to all.
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