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Why dimes, quarters, and half dollars have grooved edges

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Pennies and nickels traditionally had smooth edges because their metal was less valuable and provided less incentive for clipping.

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Why dimes, quarters, and half dollars have grooved edges

Pennies and nickels traditionally had smooth edges because their metal was less valuable and provided less incentive for clipping.

·Nashville, United States
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WATE broke the news in Nashville, United States on Saturday, August 1, 2026.
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