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ding: a small mark on the surface or edge of a coin.
dip: to clean a coin in a chemical bath to remove toning.
disme: early spelling of "Dime," pronunciation believed to be "Deem" (from the French).
Ding - Slang for a small to medium sized mark on a coin.
Dipped - A coin which has been cleaned in a soap solution such as Jewel Luster. The practice of dipping coins is not advisable, except by experts, and then only on rare occasions.
ding Slang term for a small to medium size mark. See also rim ding.
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Ding Fubao lists a number of variations on the coinage of Ma Yin, most of them cast in Iron. The Ch'u dynasty was centered in Hunan, an area rich in iron, hence the large number of iron issues from this dynasty.
China Shao Ding tong bao 3 cash
Reign Title: Shun Hsi (1174- 1189 a.d.)
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Chin Dynasty (1115 - 1260 CE.) ...
Also see: Rim ding
Dipped
A coin which has been cleaned in a soap solution, the most popular of which is called Jewel Luster, is said to have been dipped.
damage Physical change to a numismatic item, such as a scratch, nick, ding, cleaning, hole or pitting date The year(s) shown on a coin, ...
Your once $25,000 coin now has several scrapes, scuffs, and a ding smack dab above "In God We Trust" due to the screw it landed on in the vent. This same coin in MS-65 condition is worth $700. Even worse, in MS-64 it is worth $110.
Definition: A bag mark is a ding, scratch, indentation, scrape, or other blemish caused by the coins bumping against each other in mint distribution bags.
Fisher Jr., George A. Fisher's Ding George A. Fisher, Colorado, 1990, 252pp.
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Haxby, J.A. and R.C. Willey Coins of Canada, 17th Edition (1999) Unitrade Press, Toronto, 1998, 256pp.
Markers: Obverse - Many die scratches, flow lines and tiny die chips with perhaps the most notable in the area of the date. A rim ding on the die shows up with the raised section of the ding as a trench on the coin just below a long die scratch ...
Damage - Physical change, such as a scratch, nick, ding, cleaning, hole or pitting.
Date - The year(s) shown on a coin, usually the same as the year it was minted. ...
1798 dollar with clumsily applied graffiti on the reverse that distorts the obverse, plus a rim ding at 11:30 on the obverse.
A coin in either "Fair" or "Poor" condition is basically just a slick round piece of metal with a faint outline of some shape which might be a nose, ear, or maybe just a ding in the metal.
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 See also: Coin, Mint, Obverse, Reverse, Revers
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