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With all do respect,spenders. John1  |
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 with that agreement. |
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For sure, but id like to try and learn how to grade coins... or atleast see if I can come close. I thought these would be a good start. I just wanted to share  Edited by Antt3377
01/18/2017 6:48 pm
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 Antt and good for you on wanting to learn grading. The PCGS photograde link that Roy posted is a great resource! |
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There's also an app version that I use. Quite handy, especially if you're a novice like me.
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The 1972 is in great shape!
It might be time to start a collection.
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Right on dude, thanks for the help  |
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I think so too, I'm kinda liking these dimes, I was pretty excited to find such an older coin that still shined like new almost.
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Antt3377, the 70 isn't so special, 72 is indeed better. When I was setting up my contemporary Roosevelt collection, I got a bank box of 50 rolls ($250). Then went through picking out the best examples, changing for better ones as I came across them. $250 may seem a lot, but you put it back in the bank minus your "finds". Almost had a complete set 1965 to present in nice condition in no time at all. Replace when better coins come along. Happy hunting!
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