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Killer coins lately everyone! Just filled another hole with this 1917-D Mercury dime.  It's unfortunately one of those AU coins that photographs poorly. It's late-ish die state, so it has tons of cartwheel luster in spite of the light circulation. Just 5 holes left, 1916-D, 1918-S, 1927-S, 1935-D, 1936-D. Edited by CaptainFwiffo
07/10/2012 10:26 pm
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United States
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That a good looking 17-D Captain, I need to find one to put it into my Dansco and not in a slab.
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United States
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$31 spent of $55 gotten from a scrap gold ring spent on my preferred Morgan, 1887s. Dealer's employee figured XF for a grade.   Edited by argentum
07/11/2012 12:44 am
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 United States
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This is the first coin of my dime type set. Seller's photo, I'll post the reverse later.  |
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Silver Bullion  |
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I would love to see your entire Mercury dime collection Captain! |
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I'm a sucker for counterstamped coins....  Oregon coin geek.....*** GO BEAVS ! ! ! ***
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United States
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Bought a 1910 LWC and a 1944 Mercury dime this week off ebay. Good for what I'm trying to put together right now.    |
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Seller's pics   |
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Nice stash of proofs, and I really like the walker, Mack
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Another new colorful type coin. Not a particularly high grade, but I liked the toning pattern on this one. Nice original unadultered coin.  |
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 United States
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Some naturally orange and purple-toned Kennedys. I will likely keep the one in the center and peddle the others.   A lone dark-toned 1893 Columbian half that was clinking around in the tub with the Kennedys and Franklins and Walkers. My willpower is weak.   |
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