Deformed Roosevelt dime

Search66

I feel most likely someone bored, but u all r the master of the art so waiting to hear

Aspie_Rocco

You found a flat head screw driver

AUandAG

Please stand back off the coin. You're too close for that camera. Crappy pictures don't help in making any kind of assessment. Just send to PCGS and get it graded.

bob

silverpop

IMHO looks PMD

jmlanzaf

If you buy yourself a pair of tin snips, you can make yourself a whole box of those.

291fifth

Probably post mint damage. The photos are too poor to make any final judgement.

Search66

Your right about tin snips but I'm not that guy I figured it was PMD but I'm new to this if I wanted to be belittle or made to feel ignorant I'd simply ask my loved ones lol jk

thebeav

Yes, once in a while, you can find a coin that was struck on a planchet that came off the end of the roll, or the sheet. You can imagine what the raw material looks like when it's rolled into a certain thickness, and made into a large coil. Well, the very ends of that coil are a little raggedy, and often rough. If someone isn't paying attention when punching blanks, one gets punched out with a little raggedy edge. It is fairly easy to tell though, if you have that, or if someone took a pair of diagonals to your dime. Examination, and a little imagination of what a coin blank should look like after being struck between two dies should tell you. Even the error coins I speak of here though, are fairly common on Lincolns, Jeffersons, Roosevelts, Washingtons......They get better going up from there. Much better when a Morgan or a more fun 'classic' coin......

OwenSeymour

Title says it all

Namvet69

How bout you check the focus of the images after you take them but before you post them. Pmd at this point and felony out of focus. Provide image of rev for signs of wear. Peace Roy

ricko

The best I can assess from those pictures is PMD..... Cheers, RickO