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Yes, this is an actual 1854 Seated Dime...sort of. I almost tossed it because it was so thin and light, I thought it might be a zipper tab or something similar. Even after a closer look at the design, the pattern on the edge of the reverse threw me off until I did some investigating.
The back is worn smooth, post-mint engraving and all. Apparently it was common practice to file down the reverse.
![20210514_083011.webp 20210514_083011.webp](https://www.treasurenet.com/data/attachments/1730/1730164-e59f21027408d630d71fd1e1cafb9643.jpg?hash=Y35OOy9H4Y)
![20210514_084311.webp 20210514_084311.webp](https://www.treasurenet.com/data/attachments/1730/1730169-28ebaf180bb286cfc0194d28636809d9.jpg?hash=CnKAtHOHQj)
There is definitely a story behind this piece. I would pay just to find out how it ended up in a Coinstar.
The back is worn smooth, post-mint engraving and all. Apparently it was common practice to file down the reverse.
![20210514_083011.webp 20210514_083011.webp](https://www.treasurenet.com/data/attachments/1730/1730164-e59f21027408d630d71fd1e1cafb9643.jpg?hash=Y35OOy9H4Y)
![20210514_084311.webp 20210514_084311.webp](https://www.treasurenet.com/data/attachments/1730/1730169-28ebaf180bb286cfc0194d28636809d9.jpg?hash=CnKAtHOHQj)
There is definitely a story behind this piece. I would pay just to find out how it ended up in a Coinstar.