One thin dime? Error

PMD means Post Mint Damage

Why did you quote yourself?

Yes.. It's funny

 

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You will have to ask my attorney he told me not to say anything
What do you think about this 1963 nickel D mint mark?

 

I don't even need to click on it it's her being sorry no?

 

It's called a dryer coin. They get stuck and the drm turns on them wearing them flat like yours. It's PMD.

 

PMD means Post Mint Damage...not an error, damaged after being minted.

 

I've got one like that and that can't be a coincidence

 

I've got one like that and that can't be a coincidence

 

I've got one like that and that can't be a coincidence

 

I've goone like that and that can't be a coincidence

 

Well I'm sorry to tell you. But what you have is most likely post mint damage also. That's no mint error of any kind.

 

there's more than one dryer in the world.

Go to a laundrymat and listen to the machines. One can usually hear more than one machine that has coins rolling through them.

 

The OP's coin is not a "dryer coin". But it is damaged. Both faces were heavily abraded after the coin left the MInt.