What's that on the lip? Is it mushy like a gas bubble? Otherwise could be. http://hermes.csd.net/~coneca/content/20061cDblEarCONECAArticle.htm
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First WELCOME :hail: to the forum. That's a good question for newbie's as I was once one (actually still am). Here's some info that might help....
Here's a close up; [ATTACH]
Yep, that's machine doubling. Nice one.
Checked my proof sets, nothing. Closer pic's will help.
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So many dimes on this thread I guess I don't know which one I'm looking at.
I don't think it can be a spooned coin because the reeding is still there. Spooning would have wiped those out.
The 'D' has machine doubling. The rest is die deterioration. http://www.geocities.com/ResearchTriangle/Facility/4968/educational1.html
The filled P mintmark was caused by a minor die break(the raised part of the mintmark on the die falling off due to heavy use) during the striking...
It is authentic. What I see is a possible plating problem.
I see zinc rot.
That seems like a common place for those die chips/breaks on the '07.
Got it on e-bay, 16.00 bucks. Look up under magnifier. The second one get's in real close, has a light, about the same price.
Got a picture of the whole coin. I'm looking to see if it is a 'MAD Clash', when you add a mis-aligned die error to a clash mark error
Yep, clash marks. It is still a very collectible and interesting error.
Don't know. What's it look like to you. Got a closer pic.?
This is what I use. It's a 30X36mm. I also use a microscope. If that is what you were asking. [ATTACH]
Illusion. Case closed.
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