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Hi, I did weigh the coins and I am going to present two with more information.

The 1981D dime weighs in at 2.23g
I am referencing the dime error at the Heritage auction past auctions.
LOT #5327 | SOLD FOR: $4,312.50 - 1964-D 10C Roosevelt Dime--Struck on a United States One Cent Alloy Planchet. Graded by PCGS

The 1995D Jefferson nickel weighs in at 4.89g
I am referencing the nickel error atthe Heritage auction past auctions.
LOT #12423 | SOLD FOR: $126.50 - 2005-P 5C Jefferson/Bison Nickel--Struck on an Improperly Annealed Planchet
( I've seen another one that is more dramatic but cannot find at this point)
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Your coins are toned and have environmental damage. The weight is within mint specifications for a circulated coin and cents didn't weigh 2.23 grams. You can find coins like this in cup holders.
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Daniel wrote: ↑Wed Dec 11, 2019 7:12 am Your coins are toned and have environmental damage. The weight is within mint specifications for a circulated coin and cents didn't weigh 2.23 grams. You can find coins like this in cup holders.
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