I agree. Usually missing clad is all together. Also, see how dark that copper is? This isn't always true, but usually missing clad is bright and...
No one can see the listing *anymore. But based upon previous replies (I just refreshed) it seems it was called a "proof" but actually just a PL...
Bidding has ended on the item, no one can see the listing.
Yes this is a proof strike.
Yes this is right, however it is plated and not a clad :) Just a little reminder ;)
Yup thats a counterstamp. I started coin roll hunting (CRH) the same way you did haah! lots of YT vids! Nice find. -SC
These look super cool! I always thought they'd cost me $250 plus, I've always seen them at coin shows for that much. Maybe a rare type or...
Huh. That's interesting I never really realized that people cut open mint sets to make "OBW" rolls. I would think that selling a mint set would be...
yea thats true. Then when you find BU rolls of '74 quarters or dimes they cost a fortune, and sometimes not really OBW.
Technically, it does have copper but all dimes 1965-DATE are. Its composition is a a core of pure copper sandwiched between two layers of...
I agree.
Yeah they made dimes in 1965, nope just 10c. It looks like it had been underground for a while; it has just been affected by the environment.
There are three things on the back. One on the top, middle, and bottom. Top and bottom looks PMD to me (but may be detached lams), middle looks...
In 1974 the mint made mint sets Im pretty sure, so they weren't taken out of circulation.
then Id open it. Dealers or sellers would leave it unopened for a premium.
Oh yes that is what it is. I forget about die dents lol, found a couple on 2015-P 25C Homesteads. Can these become die breaks?
Whats "the former" lol?
Never.
Isnt that technically Die Deterioration Doubling?
I found a few while I was in NYC for a week during the end of summer, that was the first and last time I've found any haha. Anyone else notice...
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