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    1944 D Dime feeder finger marks ?

    I believe these are feeder finger marks showing on Rev and Obv .DSC01576.jpgDSC01577.jpg
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    I have been under the impression that feeder finger marks were elongated scrapes across the die. I hope someone will respond to your question with a definitive answer!

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      Very doubtful that a feeder finger caused this. I see no way for it to happen. My guess is that it was some type of post mint damage and nothing else.. Perhaps a jewelry bezel.
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        I have been told that these are feeder finger die gouges (beneath unum).
        Detail 1.1.jpg

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          Thank you . I was kind of thinking maybe a jewelry bezel myself .They are not to evenly spaced so they did not put much effort into quality if that's what it is .The reverse with the raised metal was a little odd to me .

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          • #6
            The dime is damaged. Probably as Jim said.
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