R__Rash

Possible Partial clad missing or too thin

I have shown you where a coin was verified to have missing clad error on one side of a dime before striking, (copper showing as in your op question) now the question is has there ever been verification of clad error missing from both sides of the same coin before being struck. 🤔 I I don’t want you to think I am suggesting these coins have any great monetary value but knowledge of all the possibile whys are very valuable when searching..

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Condescending, lol, that was just a nudge, lol…..

Apparently you had no desire, or maybe not the ability to search the Coneca online for something so simple. it seems you hold your opinion at a higher value than that of others. I shared the source and one coin of fact, do I also need to copy and paste for you? my statement to the OP was that it is not impossible, with proof to verify the statement.

The above responses are not totally accurate, it is not impossible for a coin to have a mint clad error before being struck. I have seen coins (Roosevelt dimes) verified by Coneca as being this. How the environment affects these errors in circulation varies from environment to environment If you would like to read an example, go in to Coneca….forums….and search 2000 D Roosevelt dime

I thought the same thing this AM when I saw this post, but ended up with just home rolls and home ham and bean soup……. Good hunting JP, waiting for the pics. 👍

You probably already have it corrected but if not, you have to make sure block “cookies” is in the off position in Safari. settings/safari/block cookies/off

For those who genuinely care for others and gassy s-cents.

c'est la vie I wish you all well, the rash

Happy holidays and to all, peace.

This reminds me of an old story I heard camping one time, hope you don’t mind if I share. I’ll tell it in the first person context like I heard it…. A friend of mine’s wife told me she was getting Joey a water proof metal detector for his birthday. I told her ‘great”, I won’t have to hear how bad he wants one anymore. He wanted a water proof one because he thought it would help him to pan in the right places. She got the thing, cost her two weeks tip money. She was pretty proud of it and asked me if I could think of a way to help him get the feel of it down on his birthday. I said sure. I have a bunch of junk silver dimes, quarters and old copper wheat cents we can put out in the yard and he can hunt his little heart out. I went over and stomped several dimes, a few quarters and a handful of wheats all over the back yard. Needless to say on party day, after several toast, many salutes, a burger and some home made lager the detector came out of hiding and was a hit. He in his blurry, found out how to turn it on and get in in auto mode. We all cheered him on as he staggered out through his wife’s beautiful lawn and garden in search of a fine tuned tone. He only had to go 10 ft, (about 20 minutes) to find the first wheat. He yelled we’re rich after digging up the lawn to sift out the penny. I had to leave early and my driver (Mrs. Rash) told me on the way home she was not sure that salting the back yard was a great plan on my part. Just in different words. to make a long story short I failed to tell him before I left that the coins were planted around the yard for learning how to run his new tool. His wife on the other hand, I found out rather bluntly, had tried to tell him many times but we all know how men are when SOMEONE tries to tell us how to run our tool.? I got back there when the visual of possibilities came to me (3 days later) only to find that beautiful lawn and garden with holes dug everywhere, some 2 feet deep, a screen box for sifting, a pick and a post hole digger. I have not been back since, I hope she will forgive me someday. I would really like to know if he found them all or not!