1991 possible dime error

Discussion in 'Error Coins' started by Jeremiah88, Apr 2, 2011.

  1. Jeremiah88

    Jeremiah88 New Member

    hello coin people and hobyyiest alike

    i just found this forum i think this would be a great place to start my new journey into collecting and investing coins.

    anyways i found this dime. is it a error? i used a scanner so please bear with with me if the image looks wierd
     

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  3. ikandiggit

    ikandiggit Currency Error Collector

    Welcome To Coin Talk!

    What are you seeing that you may think is an error?
     
  4. gbroke

    gbroke Naturally Toned

    Looks like a slight misaligned die with some pmd for the scratches.
     
  5. Jeremiah88

    Jeremiah88 New Member

    its looks like a cat scratched his head on face
     
  6. lincolncent

    lincolncent Future Storm Chaser Guy

    Welcome to the forum!!
    Based on your photo it may be a slightly misaligned die with a ton of PMD (post-mint damage) on it. The misaligned die is very common on 80's/90's dimes (at least in my experience) and is unfortunately worth no premium :/

    awww. gbroke beat me to it haha. Guess I need to type faster.
     
  7. Crobattt

    Crobattt PEACE BRO xD

    +1

    Looks like it was offcenter, then dropped onto a busy street for 20 minutes :p
     
  8. Jeremiah88

    Jeremiah88 New Member

    thanks for the replys guys. ill be sure to post more!
     
  9. Ripley

    Ripley Senior Member

    J....what you have is a broadstrike. Here is an example that I have. :)
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  10. rascal

    rascal Well-Known Member

    Ripley your coin don't look like a broadstrike to me but maybe I'm wrong. It looks like it has been struck from a die that had some type damage on it but I don't know what kind.. I have found a few like this while roll searching but never kept any of them. A broadstrike dime coin or any broadstruck coin is a coin that has been struck without the retaining collar in place and this let's the coin flair out much more bigger than one struck in the collar. also the coins edges will be smooth with no signs of the reeding at all.
     
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