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Some Dates are visible, would like to know mint etc.. If Possible, not being a dime expert I have had these for at least 30 years in a plastic bag. Thanks, Any questions or if you need a better pic let me know.   |
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Pillar of the Community
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all are philadelphia coins except for the really worn one. that one is from denver with a date between 1916 and 1927 inclusive. they are all worth $1-$2 except IF that one is a 1916D, its $500+
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Dang, littleboy, How can you tell that on this coin? Can I give you a bigger picture? Would that even help?
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Looks more like a 1919, but I didn't see a D on the back. You got good eyes.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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the shape of the 9 in the date was changed in 1928 from a big open loop to a small closed loop.
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United States
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The really worn was in a 1919-D or 1918-D
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I have collect dime from all over the world. and you Mercury's like fine to me only thing can you post a larger picture of the date 191?-8-9-D second row 1st coin.Your 39-P maybe a DDO but a lot of picture's of date and motto/IGWT+Liberty is need and In God We Trust needs a closeup to tell  thanks!  |
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The realy worn was is clearly a D, but can't make out the date from the photos. All the others are "P"s, or Philadelphia mint.
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I'd have to have it in hand, but I'm about 50/50 on the unknown one being 1923.... If the date can be made out then that coin would be an excellent candidate for a P-AG set...
I've been thinking about starting one of those... I love putting together uber circulated sets...
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Next Task! Can you ID these? I don't remember why I kept them, I probably thought they where cool.   PS: I have a lot of old coins I collected as a kid, I have most sorted by year so if you want to see Dimes and Quarters By year (or I should say by decade) let me know. Edited by jeffreyice1
06/05/2008 04:54 am
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I know what they are, I was hoping some would be able to ID Mints or years (I know they are extremely worn)
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Edited by jeffreyice1
06/05/2008 06:37 am
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My mistake! My eyes aren't that good, I can't make out any of the dates or mint marks, but some others might be able to!
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STL quarter are to worn for date or mint marks but the all look like a weak Philly strike to me. but 191?-D bring it some ware you can trust and have them look it over with a 30X lop you may have a winner or 1916-D I seen one that look a lot like that but grade by a TPG ag-3. |
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Don't get your hope up it maybe a 1917-8-D
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Posted 06/03/2008 11:05 pm
