1966 SMS Dime with planchet lamination? What to do?
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1966 SMS Dime with planchet lamination? What to do?
Seeking advise,
Attached are pictures of a 1966 SMS collection. The dime in question has a pretty significant lamination (maybe). If you look at Roosevelt's chin youll see the mint error. It looks like Roosevelt has a goatee. I am new on this numismatic journey. I recieved my fathers coin collection and can attest it has been in the family since the early to mid 70s. What should I do? Should I send it for grading? If I do that, do I send the set as a whole? Would it be worth grading (monetarily)? It does appear to be a unique occurrence essentially with it being sealed coming from the mint in this state.
Your Thoughts?
Thanks
Attached are pictures of a 1966 SMS collection. The dime in question has a pretty significant lamination (maybe). If you look at Roosevelt's chin youll see the mint error. It looks like Roosevelt has a goatee. I am new on this numismatic journey. I recieved my fathers coin collection and can attest it has been in the family since the early to mid 70s. What should I do? Should I send it for grading? If I do that, do I send the set as a whole? Would it be worth grading (monetarily)? It does appear to be a unique occurrence essentially with it being sealed coming from the mint in this state.
Your Thoughts?
Thanks
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Re: 1966 SMS Dime with planchet lamination? What to do?
Welcome to the community.
De-lamination errors are common and does not command a premium in most cases, they are not worth sending out for grading.
this may not be de-lamination.
De-lamination errors are common and does not command a premium in most cases, they are not worth sending out for grading.
this may not be de-lamination.
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Re: 1966 SMS Dime with planchet lamination? What to do?
Welcome
Are you certain this is a lamination error?
Are you certain this is a lamination error?
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Re: 1966 SMS Dime with planchet lamination? What to do?
Paul, to be honest I really don't know? I've been attempting to research it for about 2 months. The closest result I can come to is a lamination error. It is hard to believe that the mint would let this out though being this was a special run. I really don't know.
Re: 1966 SMS Dime with planchet lamination? What to do?
I can attempt to take better pictures but I really don't want to take it out of it holder until more is known about what may be going on here
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Re: 1966 SMS Dime with planchet lamination? What to do?
Being in the holder will not make it worth more if it's a mint error, and these snap shut anyway. I can't tell what is going on but doesn't look like a delamination to me.
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Re: 1966 SMS Dime with planchet lamination? What to do?
When I get home this afternoon ill attempt to take it out of the holder and get better pictures. Thanks for the help..... For now ill file it away in the "its a cool coin" section
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Here are updated pictures outside of the SMS holder. I attempted to get them at an angle so you coudle see the (tearing) in the planchet along the cheek. Please remember I am very novice. Since I have taken the coin out of the holder is that doubling on the N, W, O in IGWT? Thanks for the time that you are taking looking at this coin, your thoughts are appreciated. If anything I have a Roosevelt with a goatee
Here are updated pictures outside of the SMS holder. I attempted to get them at an angle so you coudle see the (tearing) in the planchet along the cheek. Please remember I am very novice. Since I have taken the coin out of the holder is that doubling on the N, W, O in IGWT? Thanks for the time that you are taking looking at this coin, your thoughts are appreciated. If anything I have a Roosevelt with a goatee
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Re: 1966 SMS Dime with planchet lamination? What to do?
Looks like images are not going to be good enough on this one, someone will have to examine in hand. I don’t offer that service and please don’t send PMs to look at your posts. I get to them when I have time.
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Re: 1966 SMS Dime with planchet lamination? What to do?
This might help get better pics:
An easy way to take coin photos:
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https://coinauctionshelp.com/forum/view ... hp?t=23514
An easy way to take coin photos:
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https://coinauctionshelp.com/forum/view ... hp?t=23514
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Re: 1966 SMS Dime with planchet lamination? What to do?
Thanks Earle42 that information is super helpful! Especially for a newbie like me, I have a lot to learn obviously.
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Re: 1966 SMS Dime with planchet lamination? What to do?
So do I! That's the fun of the hobby also, there is so much new info to learn and discover
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Re: 1966 SMS Dime with planchet lamination? What to do?
I agree with Daniel here, I don't think imaging this will be sufficient, someone will need to see this firsthand
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