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1838 O Dime For Grading

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If you look on the back side of the coin between the C and A on the edge at around 4 o'clock you will see a dark spot, that is a air bubble the microscope is the exact same one my father used when he graded coins for a living. I could actually see down into the hole where the air bubble was when the coin was cast.
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