1954 Roosevelt Dime - You Vs. Igc

I like it. Part of the fun of coin collecting--if one comes cross a coin that appeals to them, and it's at a tolerable price, one picks it up. I could see a high-end AU grade.

I agree with an AU- 55, but knowing ICG, I bet they put it in an MS-67 slab lol.

I'll have to respectfully disagree with the others in the AU group. This looks like an MS example to me. That said, the type of toning is not my preference and find it detracts, but to each their own. The hits on the obverse keep it from reaching higher than MS63 IMO, and could likely be MS62 depending on what may/may not be hiding u see the toning. Later die state is also apparent from the slightly mushy details ans heavy metal flow lines, more apparent on the obverse

Guessing ICG called this one MS64, my personally opinion is MS62/63 with the hits and toning detracting.

the fields look relatively free of hits, but that toning could be hiding many sins, if not then MS63

Alright, Here is the grade from IGC...

But first! I'd say this dime is around MS62-63. Here is a link to a PCGS AU-55 graded coin: https://www.PCGS.com/cert/27139345 And toning aside, I believe the coin is in a better condition than AU.

Ok enough of stretching this out:

So... Ty2020b... um, look up ^^^. Revealed right above your post.

Just incase you didn't see it, IGC MS-65

I thought the coin looked fairly good aside from the over grade on the slab. And the crazy toning. I knew all of that before buying it. I haven't decided if I'm going to crack it out or use it as an example.

Thanks for the post, no way IGC grading of MS65 is realistic in my opinion.