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1937 Mercury Dime Grading

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Bought this coin the other day for my type set for 15 bucks, really nice coin I think. How would you guys grade it?



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Couple of minor hits on the neck and cheek, excellent luster, maybe even FSB, but to be really sure, need to look more closely at the the bands with a powerful loupe.
MS63, and may well be FSB.

Should have a sharp feel to the edge milling.

Easier to see on the screen in the raw, when it is not behind plastic.

$15 OK.
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The center band is flattened so not FSB. Have you ever looked here for coins to add to your type set? http://cheapslabs.com/cart/index.php
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From you images I see an MS-65 but not FSB.
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MS-65, Not FSB
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Please try to orient your pics correctly for the best input.
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Unless it's your photos , the obverse more so than the reverse looks polished . If I'm wrong then , MS65 not FSB .

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I rotated the OP's pics and posted them below so we can see it better.


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They were rotated correctly until I used this website's photo uploader...
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From your pictures it looks MS65 no FSB. I always find grading from pictures a little tricky.
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Even with the new pics I still think MS-65 No FSB
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MS-65.
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From MS 62-66.

The photos are over expose for me to give a closer grade.
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