1939-D Mercury dime?

Nuff Said!

 

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As blind as I am, even I can see the shadows.

Chris

 

You might be right. But how can the shadow be on the right side of the piece of lint, if the light source is come from the right?

 

The light source is on the left. Note the shiny sides of the letters.

Chris

 

Select the photo with you computer press <CTRL>+ to Magnify <CNTL> - to Zoom Out @TJ1952 check it for yourself ... that is lint

 

Jeezzzzzz!! Damn! Yes, I see it now. Sorry @cpm9ball So I obviously gave @James Rohleder to much credit for posting this photo. I'm thinking to myself, posting a picture of a coin on CT with lint on it would be the "last thing" anyone would do. I guess I was wrong! I never would have believed it. Thank you both for the feedback!

 

Looks like lint to me as well.

 

I wish it would have looked like lint to @James Rohleder!

 

Don't blame him. You were the first to respond to his thread.

Chris

 

You got a point there!

 

Sorry about that. Guess I didn't scroll far enough

 

After an acetone bath, all the worms have disappeared. Insider gets bragging rights. Thanks for this learning experience.

 

Thanks for this learning experience.

Me too!