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A normal clad dime is 2.268 grams. In my opinion, this dime is just slightly over. I think it's within tolerance. -
1977 dime overweight
IMG_1705166936898.jpg I've weighed it on 3 different scales which I recalibrate regularly and it weighs 2.32 each time. from the little I know this Seems unusual. Am I wrong and this considered normal or why would it be this heavy even more so for an older coin well circulated. I would assume if anything it would be a little underweight if anything.
thanks
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