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Congrats on the Barber, CoinRumbles! I have yet to find a Barber of any denomination... which reminds me, I think it's time to see my cute barber next week for a haircut!
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Do I save this or open this!? I asked my local Credit Union for one roll of dimes and this is what I get.

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Find out if it's a clip or damaged, I'd say yes, they're only clads anyway, worth 10c each...
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I showed the roll to a local coin shop longtime employee who is the go-to guy for errors and rarities. He identified it as a clip. I was wondering do I keep the roll intact as you see it. Or do I break it open? One of the young employees at the coin shop gave me the idea to keep the roll intact.
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I would open it because I would want to see the coin myself. Profit is the last thing on my mind though.
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I am going to take your advice jbuck since I have no intention of selling the roll or the coin inside. I was thinking long-term.
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1960s: 2
1970s: 4
1980s: 7
1990s: 12 (1990-D: clip)
2000s: 11
2010s: 14

Enclosed are pics of the 1990-D...

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Unfortunately that coin is not clipped. It is snipped with a pair of tin snips post mint.
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Oh, man! Good thing I went inside the roll so I didn't have something worth nothing sitting around for decades. Was it tough to tell from just the edge? Two separate coin dealers valued it from .75 cents to $1 judging it from its edge. One seemed so sure it was a clip.
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Every clip that I have found has vertical shear to it. Straight through and only from one direction. If I see one where the edges are angled then there is a problem.
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Today I went through $115 in dimes and found 6 Roosevelt dimes and a 1944 Mercury dime.
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That is insanely good. Consider yourself lucky.
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Today I went through $115 in dimes and found 6 Roosevelt dimes

If only 6 were Roosevelt's, what were the rest?
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