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    1983 P

    greetings gentlemen! I understand that it is (2.30) and not (2.05) I have thought that perhaps it is because it is very mistreated. I would appreciate your opinion gentlemen
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      Good Evening, Clear pictures of the Dime will help, coins when are in circulation they sustain damaged that can altered the weight of the coin, but again with clear pictures of the coin both side will helps to reach a accurate diagnosis. Excuse my English grammar please.
      Last edited by Ohel1228; 11-12-2022, 08:28 PM.

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        Originally posted by Leonel View Post
        greetings gentlemen! I understand that it is (2.30) and not (2.05) I have thought that perhaps it is because it is very mistreated. I would appreciate your opinion gentlemen
        Mistreated yes, this is possible. If it was acid treated, it might reduce weight too.
        Or if enough material was shaved off the coin, it could lower the number as well.

        As Ohel1228 says, photos of coin would help. But it this answers the question, it is up to you if you post photos.
        Gary Kozera
        Website: https://MintErrors.org

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          Thanks for your opinions gentlemen! I will do my best to take the clearest photos, I apologize for the inconvenience

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              In my opinion this coin has been in the ground for a very long time.
              So yes, weight can be affected by this.
              Gary Kozera
              Website: https://MintErrors.org

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                Thank you for your opinion sir!

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