sorry i have no pics but i have a 1965 dime that hAs A huge portion of the edge with a silver edge and the there is a very very thin strip of a pinksh metal that is on the very edge of the rim at first i thought it was silver but the pinkish metal detterred me from that and i put it next to a regular 1965 dime and saw that the regular dime had a very dark clad in it ( i know everything about what is in the 1965-date dimes but my big question is were the any other alloy or expirimental dimes at the time that fit this description) thanks
1965 dimes were copper-nickel clad exactly the same as dimes made today. The copper-nickel layers are sandwiched over a copper core. The copper core is the "pinkish" material you are looking at.
There are a few 1965 dimes struck on silver planchets but what you describe sounds like a regular clad. Check the edges of a roll of clad dimes and you'll find the copper core is exposed differently in many.
