REPOST:PMD ROOSEVELT DIME? OBV AND REV

[moneyhoney]

I wasn't able to delete the original post due to responses so I have to repost with obverse and reverse view.

 

THE BOTTOM OF THE REVERSE MAY LOOK LIKE EROSION BUT IT'S WHERE I HAD TO CROP IT TO MAKE IT SMALLER FOR POSTING.

[cpm9ball]

You really need to learn more about the minting process. This coin looks like nothing more than environmental and/or chemical damage.

 

Chris

[moneyhoney]

I thought of that but I don't think I can understand it. I attempted it once but failed to grasp it. One reason I post coins like this is to hope that someone with knowledge of the minting process can determine if it's environmental damage or minting error. I cant imagine the reason for anyone using chemicals on coins or perhaps it was accidental.

 

Thanks for posting

[Tyler N.]

Do you have any relation to "M. Decker" from NGC's registry journals?

[DaveG]

moneyhoney,

 

People do all sorts of things to coins, especially kids, who like to experiment.

 

People drip acid on coins, or soak coins in vinegar (which is a weak acid), or put them on railroad tracks to be run over by a train, etc. etc.

 

All just to see what happens.

[moneyhoney]

I don't understand your question? who is Mr. Decker?

[moneyhoney]

...instead they should use their time more wisely...

[RWB]

Yep. Still damaged in this post.

[Afterword]

sigh

[moneyhoney]