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Recently acquired this dime in a problem-free PCGS holder. Guesses on a grade and comments welcome.  |
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I am not to familiar with these, and the toning might be hiding rub, but my guess is XF45.
Great looking dime though. I really like these.
Edited by brenpickle
05/07/2015 6:26 pm
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I have it at XF40 but they probably gave it 45
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AU-50 if it has any luster that the photos do not portray, because I can see enough detail in the: head, Cap, Knee and on the Reverse Bow/Wreath.
If not they will have called it XF-45, and if you are unlucky then a 40.
JMHO
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XF-45 provided that the reverse didn't knock it down a notch. Obverse looks borderline AU.
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I am going to say AU50 on this one
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I'm in the XF40 camp. Way way too much wear for any kind of AU look at the drapery. And look at the head - xf45 usually has more detail. Plus even if the grader thought it was 45, the reverse has enough wear to seal the 40.
Nice - I'd take it in a heart beat for my circulated type set.
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Thanks for all the grades and comments. PCGS went with XF40 which is a fair if conservative grade. There is not much luster left on this piece and that sealed it's fate. A bit more luster could have gotten it to 45 IMO.  Edited by BH1964
05/10/2015 12:32 am
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