Found this 1960 no mark dime and it has an extra line on the back of his head. Any value???

animaljunky

yosclimber

If it was a doubled die, that would be a pretty wide spread.
I don't see it listed as a known doubled die for the 1960:
doubleddie.com/499555.html
However, as a 90% silver dime, it's still worth bullion value - $1.30 at present.
coinflation.com/silver_coin_values.html

There are error experts on this forum who may be able to tell you more.

ricko

I looked at my silver Rosies, and the hair/neckline is the same, without that 'crease'...I believe it is either PMD or a strike through... no added value. Cheers, RickO

gonzer

Tough go from the photos but it may also be a lamination crack.

davewesen

The 'no mintmark' means it was (probably) minted at Philadelphia.

MsMorrisine

Whatever it is, the thing is not dramatic enough to add value.

It is made from 90% silver and the silver value given of about $1.30 sounds right for today's silver price.

I commend you on your observation skills.

animaljunky

Anyone know about this??