2001 dime without all the clad. updated with pic

[davest]

I just got a 2001 dime in a roll that doesn't have the usual silver colored metal on the reverse. Would that be considered an error coin? It hasn't been burnished off it just isn't there.

 

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[tymcmurray]

Re: 2001 dime without all the clad.

I think so. Can we see it?

 

[EDDE]

Re: 2001 dime without all the clad.

 

[davest]

well, I added a pic, my camera skills being what they are. The dime is next to another 2001 with all the clad on it. Any body got any idea as to how this happened?

 

[BomberJohn]

Yep, missing clad on one side is worth some money. There is also suppose to be some with no clad on both sides. Those are extremely rare.

 

[davest]

thanx for the reply BomberJohn.

 

[A. Grignon]

It is called a "lamination defect". I found a susan b. anthony dollar a couple years ago in change from the post office stamp machine. A old coin book listed it in the back at about $60.