In another recent thread showing a dime with similar damage it was suggested a blowtorch may have been responsible.
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It looks like some kind of heat was applied to it. Not a mint error.
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High heat not an error
Agree.
Roosevelt goiter variety.
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Obvious post mint damage.
Yep... PMD.... Looks like a heat bubble.... Heat causing separation of the layers. Cannot happen in the minting process. Cheers, RickO
In another recent thread showing a dime with similar damage it was suggested a blowtorch may have been responsible.
Post mint damage