How much do you think this is worth? Im not 100% sure but i think there are more errors? What do you think?
I just blew up the pics. That's not a clip. That was done by with tin snips or wire cutters. Sorry, not a winner.
The pic needs to be edge on, not the faces. There is no Blakesly effect. http://koinpro.tripod.com/Articles/CurvedClipDiagnostics.htm The arrow points to a second attempt to cut the coin.
Damn i thought that mark was from the machine. I'm getting kinda discouraged because every time i think i might have something ends up being nothing
Here is an example of a strait clip dime. the edge opposite the strait clip will show weakness . This is called the Blakesley effect . The design elements close to the clip often seem to look pulled and stretched. This is because there is not enough coin metal in that area to fill the die. You are on the right track but you just need to know the tell tale signs. 1981 st clip a by stoneman227, on Flickr 1981 st clip b by stoneman227, on Flickr
Hello I have a strange dime it has all smooth surface but it is convenient caved and u can see that it is doubled on letters and date also it concaves it is a 1984 it looks amazing I need help
I am going to go out on a limb and gamble and say damaged. But hopefully the photos will prove me wrong.
If you have a picture of it stored, just make a new post or reply to this one, click the "upload a file" choose your picture and make it full size.