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1914-D Barber Dime

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This one I already bought for $5
I would appreciate your opinions on its grade.
Thank you.

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It's hard to tell because the pic is blurry,but I'd say F-12.Also it looks like has been cleaned in the past in my IMO. B12
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Hi Shatsi

I agree the dime looks F-12, and I'm sure that just about any coin could be labeled cleaned in the past , I do not think this one has for a very long time.

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Down the road I'll definitly look for a more even colored dime but for now I thought $5 is an ok price for it.
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I agree that it's at least an F12. The pic is a little too blurry to tell whether it's any higher than that. I don't think $5 was out of line to pay for this coin at all.
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