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10 cents and the coin itself looks to be post mint damaged coin means someone messed with the coin after it left the mint not a error coin
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welcome to coinpeople this forum is slow as many have gone onto other things but whatever question you have will be answered by someone
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i'd keep it cause those are hard to find and BTW nice find
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well the coin caught my eye and it is now in my collection
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this 1906-O Barber dime is the newest add on to my collection bought it Dec 19/2019 and just got it today the coin doesn't come out really good with my old webcam so i have taken close ups
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good find
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Post mint damage most likely from a coin slot or something
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my best advice is show it to a coin shop or send it in to a grading company and see what they tell you
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i hope everyone's new year was good and that 2020 is bringing you all good luck in all you do
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my advice is take it to a coin shop or a coin expert and have them look at it as the photos really don't show what you are taking about
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well i'm doubting it's a error coin but without a photo it's hard to say
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something called post mint damage which means this was done after the coin left the mint it's not worth anything
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never mind
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sold this coin