Not a 1962 d dime. The mint mark moved to the obverse in 1965. In 1962 the d would be on the reverse
It’s a 1968 d Caught in a time warp https://www.cointalk.com/threads/1962-d-dime-weight-2-2.410111/
2 bits
Use the defib value sync
Quality control comes and goes. Some get through. People throw some away. We look for what’s left[ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Can’t really hurt the value unless you try. Ie. hammer, chisel, flame Saved by the millions Worth a dollar over spot silver I save every one I can
But they can just skip a year. Or two..
Roller marks
Made my day! You guys are great
Chisel
What’s a better time? Can’t be a day drinker if you don’t start early
Hi Timothy, Welcome to CoinTalk We do like pictures. But start your own thread to get the most views. Select the forum to post, in this case maybe...
Damaged by corrosive substance. It ate away the copper core faster than the outer clad layers
20 rolls of nickels Lamination issue on the 43 Proof 62 47 S Not bad for older than me [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Not any kind of error. Damaged just damaged
Not saying it’s not a missing clad layer. But if its not missing about 1 gram then…
I’ll wait for the weight
I saw his Thrill Show mid 1960s in Vernon NY near Utica
Feeling bad for you man, just not that bad
I agree with you. Told him that but better that someone else agrees. If I make an offer he needs the unbiased information. Thank you
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