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1941 Mercury Dime error Identification Help
Ok this is a weird one. I’ve had this dime my whole life and I can’t figure out what exactly happened here. There is doubling on the R T Y and the date, it’s off center and there are faint traces of doubling on the L I B and E as well. Any help is appreciated. I just want to know what to call this Frankenstein. Thanks in advance. First post by the way! Cheers!You do not have permission to view this gallery.
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Welcome aboard.
In my opinion, going out on a limb...A S.W.A.G. if you will.
It looks like a partial collar. The collar grips the blank planchet when the dies strike it into a coin. The collar also helps form the edge reeding on dimes, quarters, half dollars and some dollars.
How does the reeding (thin side of the coin) look on this coin ?
I think this coin could have been damaged as well. It appears to be not completely round, it could have been stuck in a coin counter, vending machine, or other mechanical device and some damage to the rim occurred. It's tough to say exactly what happened to it.Gary Kozera
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Originally posted by MintErrors View PostWelcome aboard.
In my opinion, going out on a limb...A S.W.A.G. if you will.
It looks like a partial collar. The collar grips the blank planchet when the dies strike it into a coin. The collar also helps form the edge reeding on dimes, quarters, half dollars and some dollars.
How does the reeding (thin side of the coin) look on this coin ?
I think this coin could have been damaged as well. It appears to be not completely round, it could have been stuck in a coin counter, vending machine, or other mechanical device and some damage to the rim occurred. It's tough to say exactly what happened to it.
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ya, gotta be double strike, rotated clockwise like idk, 10 degrees? you can see the original date at the truncation.
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