1980 D Roosevelt Dime Error?

What's going on with all these dimes?...LOL..This one in paticular. It has a weird "0" also a die crack and the CA on the rev. appears to be connected. Feedback please.

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It's not surprising what you can find on circulated coins.

Chris

 

The ca has a cud error and the o looks like moved PMD and nice die crack to

 

CA not a cud as they only are cuds if they include a portion of the rim. Minor die chip.

Richard

 

Someone please tell me about this 1980 d dime. The tree on left side is sticking up from the coin more than normal.

 

Im trying to figure out what you would call this type of dime... Someone please help me out..

 

DW - your dime has environmentally damaged surfaces - corrosion.

Not an error coin of any type

 

ED or environmental damaged as stated.

 

Environment damage would not cause the rising of the tree on left side of the coin as you can see

 

The reverse (at least) has been heated,
which causes the raised surfaces on the clad
planchet.

Not an error, all damage, including enviormental
damage to the surfaces.

 

You can tell me all this by seeing a picture

 

Only the tree trunck on left is raised.

 

You posted photos and asked a question. We answered based on what you said and the photos you provided. From the CT members that responded you have over 150 years of combined experience all telling you the same thing. Yes we can tell by photos. If you don't want to believe us them take your coin to your local coin shop.

 

Definitely damaged by heat, it doesn't matter where the bubble forms, it doesn't raise the whole surface. In the case of your coin, the area under the olive branch bubbled up.

 

Thank you guys for your help

 

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