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Pillar of the Community
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I know the 1942/1-D is different than the 1942/1, and I see something there, but I'm unsure.  |
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I see what looks like a "1" almost under the middle of the "2", but the "1" should be near the far left of the "2", with the upper serif of the "1" projecting from the top serif of the "2.
The BIGGEST problem is "NO RETURN". Chump money.
Jim
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There should be traces of the top and bottom of the underdigit 1 visible at the left side of the 2 and the bottom of the 4 is obviously doubled in the genuine 1942/1-D dime. This appears to be an ordinary 1942-D coin in VF+ condition, worth about $2.00. I'd bid accordingly!  |
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Rest in Peace
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On the 1942/1 P you are looking for a blatantly obvious 2/1 On the Denver Mint coin, you're looking for a blatantly doubled 4.
This coin is not an overdate and is worth $2.
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This appears to be an ordinary 1942-D coin in VF+ condition, worth about $2.00  Be cautious on ebay. Know your coins as there are many shady sellers. swcoin.ecrater.com
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You guys must all be ebay noobs. If you yell it loud enough it makes it true.Experienced eBayers know this.  |
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The BIGGEST problem is "NO RETURN". Chump money. You betcha.  |
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The BIGGEST problem is "NO RETURN". Not if you're the seller, I guess.  |
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On the Denver Mint coin, you're looking for a blatantly doubled 4. Obviously, one should check before they bid. I did not know this one, but the overdate is blatant enough:  |
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Not the overdate.
I cherried one, once, in a bag of junk silver, now sitting in an NGC XF-45 holder.
Sure, not as clear as the Philly overdate, but there has to be something there, but this one is,
well, junk silver.
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