TWO SIDES MISSING ENTIRE CLAD LAYER question

[Marko0916]

Hi. I came across not a penny, but a dime which appears to have both sides of the coin missing the clad. I know this is a Cent site, but generally speaking...

If this were a Modern Penny and the copper was missing, would a gash show the missing copper or the zinc? Picture of the gash included that shows silver.

Also, that damage you see on the bottom left obverse seems to align with the elongated rim. sorry, don't know the exact terminology. Can that be mint damage? Since it seems to align with the elongated Rim. Sorry if my terminology is off. Thank You

[Maineman750]

I'm no error expert, but this looks like plain old environmental damage....I've seen quite a few like this in pocket change. I did move this thread to Off Topic which is where we post non-Lincoln cents

[enamel7]

It's environmental damage and pmd. Spend it!

[Petespockets55]

Very nice images. They help a lot.

I agree with the above assessments.
The weight you give is correct for a normal Roosevelt dime. If it were missing clad layers the weight would be reduced.