Hey fellow enthusiasts, i was sorting through my change when i came across a 1963 dime. With further inspection, i saw there was a "D" next to the torch and two dots on the back of the coin. Its in pretty solid condition, but i'm just starting to grade on my own. Heres are some pics:
I don't see anything that looks like a doubled die,where do you see the doubling? Nice finding a silver dime in circulation though!
to be honest, i really didnt know enough about doubled died coins. I just googled the coin because of the D next to the torch, and thats what came up. I also thought the S was for the area it was minted :/
Ah, gotcha. The D is for Denver where the coin was minted. The initials on the obverse are for the designer of the coin, John R. Sinnock. Still a nice find.
