Lol heres some pics of the dime where the mint should be. [ATTACH]
Actually I was wondering about that because this has no mint mark either.
I was just replying to one person unless your them it was not mean to offend. I just have one person they seem to not like me.
Uhm, so...I like this forum better so sue me....
Have you even touched a 5$ dollar gold piece? Like a half eagle? Cause i just sold one.....and thats not even that rare.... but still rare enough...
Pics So your saying you care nothing about finding a possible 1965 silver dime? And if you haven't noticed I don't care what you in particular...
Yeah I will wait for someone that knows what they are doing to check it cause I don't have the resources to replace the case or protection it has...
I already know the price of the coin but it still doesn't change the fact the edges are silver and the ridges on the coin in the front don't have...
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Thank you for your input and yes I want to take it out very badly but I'm worried if it actually is real then I will mess it up some how as for I...
Thank you for your opinion I really appreciate it and I too at first thought that for about 3 months until I got a jewelers loop and took pictures...
Yeah except my pics show right through the case[ATTACH]
Here's another in brighter light it's a regular 1975 no mint mark not the rare silver 1975. But I still put it in a package.
Here is a comparison between a regular clad dime and this 1965 silver edges dime.[ATTACH]
No bud I wished I did, Thank you for your interest in this coin.
I also have a silver dollar that is toning like a golden orange just like the dime I'm so interested in. Here is a pic.[ATTACH]
Now I am wondering is it possible to have a copper clad dime without any copper on the edges? Would it be missing the copper core? And if so...
Thank you so much! That is really helpful info for sure! Some of the best knowledge yet!
Ok I'll look into that and thank you very much!
Yes your right when I did all the math with the weights it kept coming out in between both a regular dime and a silver dime and my scale wasn't...
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