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I do love me some Seated dimes... small date thanks for looking   |
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I'd guess a VF 25, although a VF 30 wouldn't surprise me. I recently purchased a VF 35 of this date and type and it's a little nicer than this one. It's always wonderful to find these much older coins in truly unmolested natural condition.
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Bedrock of the Community
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It's always wonderful to find these much older coins in truly unmolested natural condition. amen brother |
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F15 to VF20 and appealing original tone. Very nice coin dsfreeworld! I am starting to think you do like Seated dimes. |
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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First impression is F-15, but except for "Liberty" the obverse detail is very nice, and I would not be surprised to find a 20 or even a 25 on it.
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Bedrock of the Community
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VF20. for some odd reason the NS variety is quite appealing to me
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It's appealing because you almost never see it.
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Pillar of the Community
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VF-20, looks very nice, and you might want to consider sending that to CAC or PQ, because it has OUTSTANDING eye appeal, IMHO!
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11/16/2015 6:59 pm
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for the sake of a rarely seen type, here is my PCGS AU53 Large Date. This is a die state of the F-101a with the 23 degree reverse and when they continued the original proof die into the business strikes. This die would eventually degenerate into the pie cracked obverse, F-101c and very difficult to locate. You can see the start of the die crack into Liberty's foot. I always wanted a small date hence the recent acquisition.   Edited by dsfreeworld
11/16/2015 7:08 pm
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and my Half Dime version with the mysterious yet-to-be-solved reverse. Mint error? look at the Cud on the (A)MERICA I have no idea but the coin is UNC and all original.   Edited by dsfreeworld
11/16/2015 7:13 pm
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You can see the start of the die crack into Liberty's foot. Ouch! Cool coins  |
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That shield, though ... ?
F15.
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