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Pillar of the Community
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I really like the "golden" tone this Roosey has.
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01/29/2014 3:55 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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MS65 nice pictures
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01/29/2014 5:00 pm
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Now this is just a purdy dime! :) Every issue is on the rim except for the mark on his temple as far as I can tell and I really do like the toning. I'm gonna dive in at MS66. Do they give an FSB or full torch designation on these? If so, add that too. Curious as to what is going on the mushy 'us' in 'Pluribus'?
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Do they give an FSB or full torch designation on these? If so, add that too. Curious as to what is going on the mushy 'us' in 'Pluribus'? PCGS does have the FB designation (NGC has Full Torch), but this is not one of them.  The varieties that I have seen have the diagnostic die scratches and "mushy" lettering on the reverse (for the most part). I got them in the mail today, and I will post the slab shortly. Edited by oih82w8
01/30/2014 12:17 am
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Well done!  |
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i really like the toning on the roosy. How much did you pay for it just curious.
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Pillar of the Community
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I purchased it in an old white ANACS slab around $200.
...it has a trend value in it's current PCGS slab of $400.
Too bad it does not possess FB...then it would have a trend value of $650.
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Pillar of the Community
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It's a modern dime and yet it carries that kind of value.
I was thinking MS-66 as well. But not FSB.
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See,I'm still not good at grading. The strike looks mushy to me on both sides. John1  |
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It's a modern dime and yet it carries that kind of value.
Generally speaking, Moderns started getting tough above MS65 in the 70's. I'm no Modern fan, but all the same am quite high on Gem-graded recent Business Strikes. |
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It's a modern dime and yet it carries that kind of value.
The date/grade does not make the value, this dime is missing the P mintmark that should be hanging out above the 2 in the date. This is not a case of a grease-filled die(although those are known for 1982 as well and bring much less money), the mintmark was not punched onto this particular working die so it was never present at all. Quote:
See,I'm still not good at grading. The strike looks mushy to me on both sides.
That is a great strike for a 1982, an issue that is normally found in LDS/VLDS. |
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Thanks Bio,learning John1 |
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