You'll have to post better pictures.
The obverse may have been struck with a misaligned die, but overall, just another beat up dime. Trade it for a gum ball.
Acid will dissolve the pure copper core faster than the copper/nickel alloyed outer layers. Your quarter was subjected to an acidic environment....
I can only guess, too. Perhaps a picture would help.
A coin rolling machine counts and then rolls coins in a wrapper. Spinning wheels push the coins through the machine as well as crimping the ends...
A bump of some kind flattened the last 9. It didn't come out of the dies like that, it's damage.
Curel? Ligature?
I can't look at your pics. Try uploading them to this thread.
I agree. Clipped planchet error.
They're out there. Don't give up.
Because it didn't come out of the dies in that condition.
Looks to me like a serious lamination. What's the other side look like?
Then what do YOU think they are?
Die polishing lines?
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The hit moved the metal slightly.
D-r-i-n-k / m-o-r-e / O-v-a-l-t-i-n-e
The nine took a hit and might also have a die chip.
I'm sure the Treasury Department will file an appeal to SCOTUS.
I'd be betting on a SCOTUS appeal by the Treasury Department.
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