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Please Grade This 1951-S Roosevelt Dime

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Here is a 1951-s.
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I split this from your 1952-S thread so that it gets the proper attention.
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Ok thank you! Any idea on the grade? I was thinking at least a 65 but the mark on the torch is a bit distracting.
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I think it makes 65, very nice example.



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Another beautiful 65. Two prizes that are enviable examples.
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MS-65.
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Agree with 65
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64 maybe full torch
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MS-65.
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 Posted 01/24/2018  07:29 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add einstem to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Hey Josh32.

Like the Roosies.. I'm working a collection myself, although I am collecting them "blast white" (just personal preference). Still working on some of the early dates, and the early date proofs are especially tough.

Quick question for you - How did you get your images of your coins to come-out so nice? Are you using a camera or a USB microscope?

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MS-65 ,Very possible full bands .
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Appears to be MS-65. Nice coin.
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I use just a camera with magnifying lens attachment and very steady hands then crop the image.
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