Jackieb97306
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The dime has no wear marks, it's in exellent condition! I put the dime on top of other dimes and it is slightly smaller than all the other dimes!According to my screen, the two dimes are the same size. When you say "a hair", just how much (or little) are you talking here?
As for the thickness, how are you measuring? According to the outer rim of the coin using calipers? Or from identical center points of the coin, using micrometers? The thickness of the rim can vary from coin to coin, especially due to use. It's not unusual, especially in cents, to find newer coins (2005 and newer) that have no rim at all. This isn't an error or a defect - it's wear caused by machines - counters, sorters, gumball, laundromat, etc, etc, etc. The more a coin gets run through some machines, the more wear the machines cause on the coins - especially to the rims.
Have you tried weighing it to see if different in weight
The dime has no wear marks, it's in exellent condition! I put the dime on top of other dimes and it is slightly smaller than all the other dimes!
As a child, I found a nickel when I was coin roll hunting in the 1970's. Both sides was tails! I was super exicted and called my dad while he was at work and told him about it. He told me to stay calm and that he would check it out after work. He came home and sandwiched the nickel in with a bunch of others and showed me that it was smaller in diameter than a real nickel.