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1983 P Dime - Die Deterioration Or DDR?

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 Posted 12/03/2025  3:42 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Bigwho808 to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Hey Guys,

This one has me stumped because in some areas it looks like DDR, and in other places it's Die Deterioration. What are your thoughts?
1983-P-Dime---Die-Deterioration-Or-DDR?
1983-P-Dime---Die-Deterioration-Or-DDR?
1983-P-Dime---Die-Deterioration-Or-DDR?
1983-P-Dime---Die-Deterioration-Or-DDR?
1983-P-Dime---Die-Deterioration-Or-DDR?
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There is so much deterioration that you could never determine if there was a doubled die there too. Keep it for a nice example of deterioration or spend it.
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Make Cents,

I hear you. There is an alarming deterioration. But can see the doubling on the D and I in Dime.
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This is all from severe Die Deterioration. The die that struck your coin was severely worn. It's not a Doubled Die. https://doubleddie.com/58222.html
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The flow lines and thickening of the letters towards the rim indicate severe Die Deterioration.
There is no sign of any DDR.
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That is a great example of a worn die!
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