1990 p Roosevelt dime error

I believe it is

 

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I don't know if I have to upgrade to start a thread or if I can put it on a existing one

 

You should start your own thread.
Uploading from your phone shouldn't be difficult or you say there is an image of it on you tube, if so post the link

 

You can post it, but the odds of you having that coin are next to nil.

 

@Rayrayford2

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Fourth (and finally)...all of us here would love to have you post a copper 1982-D small date. The problem with that is only 2 or 3 have ever been found...so chances are you have a large date or the coin is copper-plated zinc...weigh it and post what you find to let us know...Spark

 

Yes you are right sir It weighed 2.5 so I'm off on a different adventure with a messed up dime and a no mint mark 1969 quarter or the mint mark is hiding from me. Lol

 

I see you managed to post some pictures
Your 1969 quarter has no mint mark since it was minted in Philadelphia.I see nothing special, worth 25 cents
Your 2000 dime was also minted in Philadelphia and correctly has a P mint mark. I see it is also a Misaligned Die Strike (MAD) which caused some dismay from some machine. The ensuing damage pretty much destroyed it. Might not ever work in a coin operated machine again. You could save it as an example of a MAD since it only cost 10 cents
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I like the acronyms but I'm kinda mad I don't have a million dollar coin. I guess people on ebay are big fat liars with their broken 5000 dollar coins then. But thanks for the info

 

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