2000 P dime

@Rayrayford2 ...even after a few months of being a collector you wouldn’t post these that you did. You need to study and be willing to learn...Spark

 

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but ya doesn't hafta call me "Johnson"

 

Was the chemical plant that blew up operated by lazy government employees? Are all car accidents caused by lazy government employees?

 

Well if you saw on line it must be true...
By the way what do you do for a living?

 

He must be a Mint employee...that’s the only way he could back up his outrageous comment...imo...Spark

 

There was a little known experiment at the mint in 2000 where they attempted to design a coin that wouldn't roll away when dropped. This might be one that escaped the mint.

 

Planet X (Nibiru) was on a collision course with Earth late last year! I saw it all over YouTube!

It must of missed us

 

Welcome to CT. In my opinion the coin you are posting is PMD. Keep posting, good luck

 

Huh?
Government-owned car companies and chemical plants?
Oh yea . . . Russia, Venezuela, China.

 

Different "lightning" will turn a dime blue every time.

 

I'm a licensed plumber ..btw does this coin need an explanation? B/c I can't explain it

 

I can. Dried adhesive. The letters are backwards into the glue. Someone glued a penny to each side then pried them off and left the impression. We have seen many like yours over the years.
Not a mint error.

 

What is this called Mr

Okey dokey smokey. At least I wasn't duped I found it in pocket change. Can I ask you about this nickel I found also with what appears to be a separate mm

 

That's like saying are all coins the mint produces error coins, are all the plants exploding, are all cars in accidents.

 

Glad you said you found the Cent in pocket change. I thought you found it in a pipe since you're a plumber. Lol

The nickel took a hit.

 

It sure did right across it's P P

 

It sure did right across it's P P