Dime

MattandKim

moursund

What are we looking at? Tiny die chip?

MattandKim

Yup

MsMorrisine

https://www.coinworld.com/news/precious-metals/unexpected-bumps-on-coins-surfaces-vary.html

ricko

The picture is too unfocused for a specific determination, but likely die chips or circulation damage. Cheers, RickO

WAYNEAS

Consensus says, "Die Chips" and I agree.
Wayne

moursund

@MattandKim said:
Yup

Not to be harsh, but you seem to be starting a lot of threads for your modern clad coins with tiny die chips.
Is there a reason for these? Confirming that they are die chips and not valuable?

The forum seems to agree, they are generally tiny die chips and not valuable.

MattandKim

@moursund said:

@MattandKim said:
Yup

Not to be harsh, but you seem to be starting a lot of threads for your modern clad coins with tiny die chips.
Is there a reason for these? Confirming that they are die chips and not valuable?

The forum seems to agree, they are generally tiny die chips and not valuable.

Sorry I will stop.. won't post nothing else...

moursund

@MattandKim said:

@moursund said:

@MattandKim said:
Yup

Not to be harsh, but you seem to be starting a lot of threads for your modern clad coins with tiny die chips.
Is there a reason for these? Confirming that they are die chips and not valuable?

The forum seems to agree, they are generally tiny die chips and not valuable.

Sorry I will stop.. won't post nothing else...

There may be a happy compromise between too many tiny die chip posts, and taking all your coins and going home...

mr1931S

@MattandKim said:

@moursund said:

@MattandKim said:
Yup

Not to be harsh, but you seem to be starting a lot of threads for your modern clad coins with tiny die chips.
Is there a reason for these? Confirming that they are die chips and not valuable?

The forum seems to agree, they are generally tiny die chips and not valuable.

Sorry I will stop.. won't post nothing else...

Keep posting. Don't let a sourpuss or two wreck it for you here.😉