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D. Hi, I just recently started going through some coins from when I was a kid for the first time in 50+ years and came across this 1969 D Roosevelt dime which seems to have been double struck and have signs of the copper cladding showing thru and would like to know if that is indeed the case. I have attached photos with both natural lighting and flash to help show detail. Thank you, Mark

Asked on Feb 18, 2025

It doesn't really matter, because minor varieties have little premium unless certified uncirculated. Sorry!

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