1970 D Roosevelt Dime

Discussion in 'Error Coins' started by AnnaThomas8, Dec 14, 2023.

  1. AnnaThomas8

    AnnaThomas8 Member

    What error is this and is it valuable in any way? The reverse side’s torch is either flattens or worn. Plus the rim seems to be flattened.
     

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  3. Mr. Numismatist

    Mr. Numismatist Strawberry Token Enthusiast

    Your dime is not an error, it is just a very circulation worn coin. And it's worth 10 cents.
     
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  4. Jersey magic man

    Jersey magic man Supporter! Supporter

    Looks like it slid across a very porous surface. Not an error.
     
  5. AnnaThomas8

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  6. PlanoSteve

    PlanoSteve Well-Known Member

    So @AnnaThomas8, welcome to CT!

    I see you have been here for a few days, yet we know nothing of your coin collecting experience & background. When did you start collecting? Do you have a particular focus, or just anything that's interesting? Why did you start this hobby?...etc.

    I ask because in the few short days you've been here, you already posted at least 4 coins that are of extreme average or less condition & in no way collectible (albeit, that '82 Zincoln with all those plating bubbles is a fine example of that problem).

    Please don't take this as criticism, as our esteemed & highly experienced members are eager to help all collectors in their endeavors.

    Please consider my previous recommendation to acquire a Red Book, as it has a plethora of information about U.S. coins.

    Coin collecting is a journey, not a destination. Have fun with it!
     
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  7. AnnaThomas8

    AnnaThomas8 Member

    I will check on that Red Book. I been studying coins for at least a month now. Maybe even less. I ask these things because I try to do my research, yet I’m still stuck on a few things. There has been coins that I been curious about for a while, and I try to research them, but I can’t find answers.
     
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  8. AnnaThomas8

    AnnaThomas8 Member

    I also want a few people’s perspective here. Because that would help a lot. I think that joining this forum would help get me answers because I been on this site and been meaning to register for a while. Now I am here.
     
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  9. l.cutler

    l.cutler Member

    If it's errors you are after, study up on error-ref.com, good luck!
     
  10. Jeepfreak81

    Jeepfreak81 Well-Known Member

    The hard part about doing research online in this hobby is figuring out what's good information and what's garbage. Much of what's on youtube is over hyped exaggerated, sometimes outright false, garbage. So beware of those. Good suggestions above, I own a few red books myself.

    The people here are invaluable when it comes to knowledge, I've learned more here than I did in the previous 20 years of casual coin collecting. Ask questions, listen and learn, and have fun
     
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  11. Kevin Mader

    Kevin Mader Fellow Coin Enthusiast Supporter

    Maybe a washer coin. It gets trapped in the washer between the fixed and spinning drum.

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  12. 71Avalon

    71Avalon Well-Known Member

    Anna, a good YouTube channel to watch is coinHELPu. He's pretty knowledgeable and honest. He does videos almost daily on a plethora of different coin-related topics. He is the only YouTube channel that I recommend. I'm sure there are other good ones out there, but he's the main good one that I'm aware of, beings as I'm not a big YouTube watcher. Hope this helps. ;)
     
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