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US Dime Example Set

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I took a couple of detailed coins and problem free coins and mashed them up to make this nice little display. One day I would love to have this upgraded to all high end coins.


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 Posted 07/19/2015  8:16 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add rahtbarg to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Very nice
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nice
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Not much need to improve. That is really nice as is.
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I love the Capital holders. They're very classy.

I used to lust after the Beymer type sets in the adds when I was a kid. The thought of having a real Bust Dime seemed ultra-exotic.

I think that's a super set, and it looks great!
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Very nice set!

The Capped Bust is the only one that may need to be updated, but I feel like it has a story that would change my mind.
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I have not seen a set like that before ..

Very nice
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I feel like it has a story that would change my mind


An AU53 1834 Dime with a neatly drilled hole? I would bet that coin has a very interesting story. Someone cared for that very much in its earlier years and did not want to lose it. I love that coin. I got lucky when I found it for sale.
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Tell us, why did you go for the holed dime?
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Yes. That Capped Bust Dime was loved by someone when Andrew Jackson was President.

Loved from day one.
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Tell us, why did you go for the holed dime?


No hole = $600 coin in AU
Hole = $27.32 coin in AU

Here's the coin with the lights on and for me, the appeal for under $30 is pretty good. Like Buckeye said, this one was WELL cared for from day one. Probably holed and put on a string so as not to lose it.


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I would bet that coin has a very interesting story. Someone cared for that very much in its earlier years and did not want to lose it. I love that coin. I got lucky when I found it for sale.
That is what I am talking about! Mind changed.
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Hole or no hole, that is a nice looking dime for a cheapie price.
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I really like the set. The holed Bust looks great to me and adds character to the set.
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