Strange dime found while dime roll hunting..

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So I went through 250 dollars (a full box) of dimes tonight just for the heck of it..No silver of course but I did stumble across this 2003 P copper looking dime (has no silver look to it whatsoever). If you look at the photos the dime has no reeding on the edges either. Has anyone seen anything like this before? Weighs between 2.2-2.3 grams (standard dime weight), thanks!

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if you tumble a dime with a bunch of pennies you could get similar color. edge don't know maybe got worn out in some kind of experiment?
 
INteresting.. I see dimes without reeded edges almost daily, but not sure about the toning..
 
It's a science experiment. I forget the name of it but it's real easy to do. It basically just changes the color of he coin. The missing reeds is from circulation.
 
The missing reed is caused by a slot machine! You have a coin from a casino
 
Thats pretty cool guys! I think I may hold on to it lol
 
Dont discredit my epic find sir...lol jk.
 
The pitting of the fields and surface indicate to me the possibility that it is a cast coin. That would be counterfeit. Not sure...
 
you mean there are still casinos that take coins. wow.

Dawg, they're all over Skunksville watch out. If there were any outside of Skunksville they could probably make a mint simply by CRH the coins they use and their customers use.
 
you mean there are still casinos that take coins. wow.

In 2003 pretty much all casino's, Indian and Private, accepted coin. If you search half dollars you will ton's of them as well....

No discredit OnARoll, I was merely telling you what you have found.

Merry Christmas to everyone.
 
The pitting of the fields and surface indicate to me the possibility that it is a cast coin. That would be counterfeit. Not sure...

Nobody in their right mind is going to cast a counterfeit dime from 2003. Earlier 1800's possibly but not the early 2000's......
 
Nobody in their right mind is going to cast a counterfeit dime from 2003. Earlier 1800's possibly but not the early 2000's......

I think Wicka found a cast dime that was clad, it was not a magicians coin, and was very clanky.
 

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