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1975 one dime its look different

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    1975 one dime its look different

    good greeting for all of you please give me our opinion... thanks
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    Evening Ahmed11,
    We need a close up of what you are looking at. These whole coin shots at a distance really do not explain what you see. Give us detail with an arrow and get the photo as close as possible so we can see what you are referring to.
    Thanks, Eric

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    • #3
      Neat find. If you are saying it looks odd compared to the other 1975 dime, you are right!! It is encrusted with something white ...maybe lime scale. Otherwise, looks like a normal 1975 dime. IMHO.

      Best Regards,
      Albert

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      • #4
        Thanks for your opinion, my friends ..
        But I mean it looks different from the point of view of the details of the coin, that it is similar to the coin of proof

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          Ahmed11 - a proof has a mirror like finish. Shines back at you. This coin is not a proof. I tried to zoom in as close as I could. Best I can tell from the coin being shot far away. Lamination. The coin could have at best - lamination BUT to me this looks more like post mint damage. Someone dropped the coin in something that has eaten away at the surface.

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          • #6
            I agree, not a proof and something is on the surface.
            Jason Cuvelier

            CONECA
            Lead attributer

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