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I think MS65FSB. Is that an obverse die crack I see?
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At about 1 'O clock? I think so... Good eye!
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Is that an obverse die crack I see? Why, yes it is! |
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That really sweetens it up...  |
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Haha! Any one have a good price on it for when I go to sell the coin?
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I like MS65 as well. Looks like greaat luster. Not worth a ton, but very nice looking.
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1943-D LDS w/possible die crack? PCGS Mercury dime "standards" it'll probably come back MS-65, full bands. Some collectors might pay a small premium for the die crack if that's not just a piece of hair or a camera artifact, but it's still a coin that's very common even in 65FB (PCGS alone has 4.6k+ graded MS65FB population.) $25-$35, maybe a bit more if it's a real die crack and someone gets excited about it. Member ANA - EAC - TNA - SSDC - CCT #890 "Most of the things worth doing in the world had been declared impossible before they were done." -- Louis D. Brandeis |
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MS-65 FSB. Very nice |
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MS-65 FSB.
Appears to be dip at one point, 43 D is pretty common with its high mintage.
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This dime is officially in my WWII album now.
Pytellc, Thank you so much.
It is truly an awesome coin.
The die crack is a hairline, but it is there, and it is fun to look at.
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