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1937 Proof Mercury Dime - You Vs PCGS

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Whatcha think?


1937-Proof-Mercury-Dime---You-Vs-PCGS
1937-Proof-Mercury-Dime---You-Vs-PCGS
1937-Proof-Mercury-Dime---You-Vs-PCGS
1937-Proof-Mercury-Dime---You-Vs-PCGS
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PR-65
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Proof Mercury dimes usually have fairly clear mirrored fields and light frost on the devices. Cameo contrast is usually weak or completely absent. This dime doesn't have many contact marks or other surface defects and there are no obvious signs of cleaning. As expected there is no cameo contrast.

The fields look very dull and hazy. As a result eye appeal seems well below normal. I'll throw out PR-64.
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I will say PR 63
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I'm gonna agree with a PF64 - not a very attractive example.
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I'll say PR-64 as well.
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Never got into Merc. dimes (shame on me)
Wondering is that a scratch on the holder or coin (obverse)? Not seeing any hits, So If the luster isn't coming through with the photos I'll say 65
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