What is misprinted dime?

A misprinted dime is a coin that has an error in its production, resulting in a deviation from the standard design or size of a dime. These errors can range from minor to major and can include issues with the lettering, numbers, or images on the coin. Misprints can be caused by a variety of factors such as worn-out dies, incorrect striking pressure or temperature, or human error during the manufacturing process. Depending on the error and rarity of the misprint, misprinted dimes can often command a premium value among collectors and coin enthusiasts. Examples of misprinted dimes include the 1942 over 1941 and 1943 over 2 mercury dimes, which are highly sought after due to their scarcity and error rarity.