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Hello everybody ! :icon_thumright:,
I got this in change it appears to be sandwiched together but alo could be due to circulation,Just thought i'd put it up for some comment's from the good people at TN !!!
I hope to get some better pictures..Or a new camera...HAPPY HOLIDAYS ALL,hh..
p.s.,COUNTERFIT??? :thumbsup:
 

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Not knowing where it's been (maybe a cement mixer) it's hard to guess how that happened but it most surely happened after it left the mint. The good news is it's worth 10 cents.
 
NHBandit said:
Not knowing where it's been (maybe a cement mixer) it's hard to guess how that happened but it most surely happened after it left the mint. The good news is it's worth 10 cents.
:icon_thumright:,Not 11 cents at least!?! :laughing7:...Have a great holiday! HH!
 
capndan151 said:
Just a regular run-over-in-the-street clad dime
:icon_thumright:,AS thought but it's an odd looking dime...have a great holiday :icon_thumright:,HH...
 
It has been acid dipped.The acid ate away the copper core before the outer clad.
 
I was looking at and found nothing unusual, I find those worse than that all the time in the saltwater. The copper is less noble than the plating, and gets corroded away. Dissimilar metals. Sometimes it is 1/16th of an inch deep, you can hook your thumb nail in it.
 

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