Todays 3 boxes of dimes

ImpurestStewart

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Box #1-1964(ender) 1962

Box #2-1951( It has a hold drilled in the top of it) :icon_scratch: 1946 wheat penny, and a 1976-d penny struck on a dime planchet.I will post a pic of it if anyone is interested :icon_scratch: :icon_scratch:

Box #3-Skunk.

I have 2 boxes of halves coming tomorrow and 4 more boxes of dimes. HH all.
 

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1976-d penny struck on a dime planchet.I will post a pic of it if anyone is interested
Definitely post a pic, I would like to see that! :o Good Luck on the Halves and Dimes tomorrow! :thumbsup:
 

Penny struck on dime planchet would bring MOON $$$$

Get it certified by PCGS
 

For some reason the server isn't allowing me to attach pictures. Post your emails and I will send the pics to yall. or something.
It says the server timed out while I attempted to post any picture. :(
 

Hey guys here are the pics.. I.S. sent them too me and I sized them done and see if this works.
 

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Here is the same coin compared to the wheat on the left. Your welcome I.S. anytime man. :icon_sunny:
 

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I dont know anything about coins, but it looks like some kid just used a belt sander on it.

How do you know it was struck on a dime planchet?? Is that a common error?

Thanks!
 

Gilmore Happy said:
I dont know anything about coins, but it looks like some kid just used a belt sander on it.

How do you know it was struck on a dime planchet?? Is that a common error?

Thanks!

yeah, some kid did that so it could be used in a vending machine and counted as a dime.. That would explain how it got in a dime roll.
 

Looks like the penny on dime planchet is actually a regular penny with the sides grinded down to make the penny worth 10c in the vending machine business, cool find though!
 

BuffaloBoy said:
Looks like the penny on dime planchet is actually a regular penny with the sides grinded down to make the penny worth 10c in the vending machine business, cool find though!
The first wheatie I ever found while metal detecting was a shaved 1947-S cent the size of a dime. It looks pretty much like this 1976-D.
 

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