r/MoneyErrors

Image 1 — Plated gold dime that sticks to a magnet and weighs 2.35 grams instead of the standard 2.65 .
Image 2 — Plated gold dime that sticks to a magnet and weighs 2.35 grams instead of the standard 2.65 .
Image 3 — Plated gold dime that sticks to a magnet and weighs 2.35 grams instead of the standard 2.65 .
Image 4 — Plated gold dime that sticks to a magnet and weighs 2.35 grams instead of the standard 2.65 .
Image 5 — Plated gold dime that sticks to a magnet and weighs 2.35 grams instead of the standard 2.65 .
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Plated gold dime that sticks to a magnet and weighs 2.35 grams instead of the standard 2.65 .

I don’t know what to make of it if anyone can help . It’s also slightly bigger and heavier than your standard dime . Is this one of those sprint gold plated dimes that they used for a promotion where if it was found only 1000 plated you call a number and won $25,000 dollars

u/No_Present870 — 2 days ago
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1960 Roosevelt Dime graded MS70 by SGS… but it looks terrible? Does it have any value?

Hi everyone,
I have these 1960-P Roosevelt dimes that come encapsulated as MS70 by SGS (with the “America’s Grading” label).
The problem is that they don’t look like MS70 at all. They have visible wear, spots, and generally look like circulated or low-grade coins. I’m really confused how they received the highest possible grade (MS70 is supposed to be perfect with no defects).

Any information is appreciated. Thanks!

u/R-ADiaz — 3 days ago

1995 10 dollar error? Hopefully lol

The treasury logo is sliding down, don’t know if it was on the right place when it was printed but it’s sagging a bit now that it’s getting a little older.

It’s 1995, in pretty good condition for a regular circulated bill from 95. Just in ordering if someone could confirm that it is in fact a genuine error and maybe approximate value, thanks

u/hardliam — 3 days ago
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1953 2 dollar bill gas”gas pump error”

Found this and can’t find much info on any that are quite like it, any info would be appreciated!

u/lawlessatom — 4 days ago
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Is this a mint error or PMD on this quarter?

What do you think — genuine mint error or just post-mint damage (PMD)?
Thanks!

u/R-ADiaz — 6 days ago

Is this worth anything?

Hi i’m new here and was given this $50 bill from my dad. Was wondering if it was worth anything

u/NguyenDesign — 8 days ago

Worth anything?

Just found this in my wallet. I think it’s fake but my girlfriend thinks it’s real. 1988 misprinted dollar

u/Sea-Temperature-5775 — 7 days ago

Any of these more than face value?

Have no idea about any of these. Just been collecting them when I find them for my daughter who’s 2. Was just curious.

u/Unique-List7794 — 7 days ago
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I seem to see what might be a die crack, im not familiar with the 2026 dime any help? And what would ibfront of her face look like it does.

These are all the same dime, ive heard about cracks above the date, but i see something going on in front of its face and something with its hair, thank you in advance.

u/Advanced-Muffin914 — 9 days ago

Found this dime years ago when I worked at a gas station. Worth anything?

I was also paid with two sleeves of silver dimes that I still have lol. Not important here, just a fun story.

u/Galahfray — 12 days ago
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I’ve been going through my change looking for errors and found this 1999-P Pennsylvania quarter that seems noticeably different from all my others. Things I noticed: Weight is 5.864g Most of my other quarters weigh between 5.62g–5.71g Rim/border is noticeably more raised than my other quarters Coin looks much shinier and more reflective/proof-like Very little visible copper on the edge compared to normal quarters When dropped next to a normal quarter it has a noticeably higher-pitched ring Details appear sharper/crisper than my other quarters The overall thickness seems close to normal, but the raised rim makes it feel thicker in hand. I included comparison photos with normal quarters. Curious whether this looks like a strong strike/proof-like circulation strike, plating, or some kind of mint anomaly.

u/Legal_Stock_8625 — 14 days ago