2019 P Dime With Mole On His Face?

If you post a coin in the wrong place, don't post it again. Ask the Mods to move it . You do so by clicking on the "Report this post to staff" button. Bottom right of all post
And to the CCF

We are all good here. I've tidied up the other thread so please add your responses here. Thx.

And not an error. It's just something that happens during the normal life of the die. It's called a die event.

I appreciate the answer but just for my knowledge wouldn't a die chip be chipped into the coin? The spot on the dime seems to be raised as opposed to into the coin.

Chip can mean a chip out of something or a chocolate chip cookie.

Th3ch0s3n0ne, welcome to the community!

I'm new to numismatics (coin collecting), too. I have found dozens of these types of events, especially on dimes! I just found a "run" of die chips on the reverse of 2023 dimes on the oak branch (the one to the right of the torch), with each successive dime having a larger chip on it. Are they worth anything? Eh, you might be able to get a buck or two on ebay for a really big die chip, but it's not anything particularly special or valuable. From what I've gathered in the 4-6 weeks of digging into coins, most will tell you to spend coins with die chips like every other regular dime. Personally, if I can find a run like the one I found today, I keep them as a fun example of how die wear occurs and how long it takes for the quality control experts at the mint to catch it.

If it's interesting to you, keep it. If it's not worth it, don't. You can try your luck on ebay, or toss it in the discard pile and keep searching. I collect with my son, and he and I like finding all sorts of oddities. Most of them are "worthless", but the time spent together is priceless.

Happy hunting!