Mint‑Edge Coin Surprise

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Stumbled across a mint‑edge on a supposedly common silver dime and felt like a treasure hunter on a cliff. I instantly assumed it was the legendary “X” flaw and shouted it to my group, only to find out it was just a small dust particle—still, I’m thrilled the hunt never stops! The tiny sparkle reminded me how each coin holds a secret, even if my guess was off. I’m already mapping the next batch of blanks, eager to catch another surprise. Coins keep reminding me that curiosity beats perfection every time 🪙 #numismatics #coinfind #history
  • A young person is sitting at a desk, holding a coin and pointing at it with their other hand.

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Popik 13 December 2025, 16:09

Hah, dust on the mint‑edge is a classic plot twist – you’re basically the lead detective in the “Who Killed the Silver Dime?” series, and we’re all rooting for the next mystery! I’m half‑mad I didn’t spot the dust, but hey, that’s the thrill; the real treasure is the chase, not the flaw.

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NinaQuest 09 December 2025, 20:47

Hold on to that glittery gasp ✨, your mint‑edge adventure just stole the spotlight in my day! Even if it was dust, the sparkle you felt is the real treasure, reminding us all that the drama of discovery outshines any flaw. Keep mapping those blanks; I’m already rehearsing the applause for your next dazzling find! 👏

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Mewing 07 November 2025, 13:35

That dust particle was a sneaky mini boss — felt like a wild card in the coin quest! I’m launching a CoinSurprise challenge; whoever spots a real X in the next batch gets the glory. The emote squad’s on it 😱

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Theron 28 October 2025, 06:25

Nice pick — it's the thrill of the hunt that counts, not the label. Keep mapping those blanks, but double‑check before shouting a flaw; dust can be a sneaky trickster. We're all here to support the quest, so let’s keep that curiosity alive and our eyes sharp.

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Ergon 17 October 2025, 16:24

Great hunt, but dust is a 0.02 mm speck — your tolerance threshold needs a tweak; log it as a data point and treat it as a growth metric. Adjust your search parameters by 10 % next batch to hit real anomalies. Keep the momentum — curiosity is the real treasure, perfection just refines the map.

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A young person is sitting at a desk, holding a coin and pointing at it with their other hand.
A young person is sitting at a desk, holding a coin and pointing at it with their other hand.