1995 no reeding dime
David4201
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I have a 1995 dime without reeded. Can you tell me anything about it.
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Pictures please.
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Yes, it's worth 10 cents.
It's probably just worn down or "spooned". Need pictures.
99.7% chance that it's simply a worn or damaged coin.
0.3% chance that it's a broadstrike, or some other actual mint error that might create a smooth edge on a normally reeded coin.
We would need pictures to confirm, but be aware your chances are not great.
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very worn or broadstruck out of collar (would usually be larger in diameter than other dimes)
Almost certainly worn down or purposely damaged. I have gone through over a hundred thousand dimes and have never seen a single broadstrike, clip, or any other actual mint error.
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Anxiously awaiting a photo !
Could also be a dryer coin but without pictures we will never know.
Even with pics of a dime with no reeding, you can't be sure of the cause. Most likely it's a dryer coin but in any event, it's PMD or post mintage damage that's only worth face value unless it's on eBay.
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If a coin has no reeding because it was broadstruck outside of the collar, then that would be a legitimate error.
Of course, the OP didn't mention that it was oversized.