2018 D Dime - what causes this kind of field?
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2018 D Dime - what causes this kind of field?
I came upon this dime and I've never seen this kind of field before. Looks like half proof like and half satin/matte finish.
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Re: 2018 D Dime - what causes this kind of field?
Denver mint coins often have a semi-proof like finish and it is commonly seen.
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Re: 2018 D Dime - what causes this kind of field?
:agree:
This unique toning that appears like a "Radial Starburst", is how the surface of the coin picked up its tone,..... in direct relation to the die state at the time of the strike
This unique toning that appears like a "Radial Starburst", is how the surface of the coin picked up its tone,..... in direct relation to the die state at the time of the strike
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