Serendipity.

Some lucky people are walking down the street and happen to have the luck of stumbling across a lone paper dollar.

Today, I became one of those lucky people.

Around 5 minutes ago, my wallet fell off the counter. Coins rolled out. I cursed fluently in human tongue. While picking up my change, I happened to notice that one of the dimes looked a little bit different. When I looked at it closer, I noticed it was not an ordinary dime. This was a silver clad Rooseveldt 1952 Dover printed dime. It was in almost MS condition. Today, I consider myself truly fortunate.

And yes, no one here probably gives a shit.

[CrystalTears]

Have you found out if it's worth anything?

[TheEschaton]

How'd it get there in the first place?


-TheE-

It was from my last purchase at the mobil station. Shortly after noticing the coin, I began to overexamine the rest of the loose change scattered across my floor.

P.S. I am a super-nerdo-geeko-freeko coin abbot. I love coins.

Have you found out if it's worth anything?

Highly doubtable. ::opens up Roosevelt Dime coin book::

Blegh, 1952-D had 122.1 million printed, whereas 1952 had 99.1 million and 1952-S had only 44.4 million. Still though, an interesting find as the government stopped minting silver clad dimes in 1965.