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2015 Dime with weak pressing

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    2015 Dime with weak pressing

    2015 Dime with weak pressing in the date, Liberty, In God We Trust on the front and on the reverse the One Dime and United States of America.
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    Too bright. Appears to me to look like a coin struck with a worn die with some greaseed parts that were struk through as well. I am only a novice. Have a good day.

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    • #3
      Thank you, I’m new to this also I’m as Green as a crayon out of the eight piece crayon box, in my thought process when a coin is minted and it is not correct to me that would be a minting error, I know they have different names and value so wouldn’t this worm die or greased mishap be an error?

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      • #4
        Yes your. Correct technical error. But one that is more common and hence not much more valuable than face Val

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        • #5
          I appreciate the information, thank you

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