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1898-S Dime, Breen 3513

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Can anyone with the cherrypicker's guide tell me if this is valuable?
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I don't have the Cherrypicker's Guide but a little info is available on the Internet if you're as anal about it as I am. It's an overdate, right?

I was able to find a dealer's sale record of one back in 2004, an AU example which sold at his asking price of $590. In that same time frame, a PCGS AU55 example went on Heritage for just over $200. The dealer's information indicated that there were only 6 known.

I'd call that pretty scarce.

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I have the 4th ed, Vol II (last year's model) and it's not listed. It may be in the latest edition. Sorry.
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Yeah, I found that thing as well. So, would you say $200 for an AU-50 would be a good deal?
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So, would you say $200 for an AU-50 would be a good deal?


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So what would it be worth, $400-$450?
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So what would it be worth, $400-$450?


More like >$600 if you can get it into a reputable slab. It would be difficult to sell, though, as you'd need a hardcore variety collector for a buyer. And only ANACS will attribute this variety on the slab.
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Just won one for $220, Anacs AU-50

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They have a term for things like this at the PCGS Forum. If you post there, you know what I mean, but I can't allow that term to be thrown around as loosely in the family atmosphere we enforce here.
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Well I'm not going to quite hold my breath yet. I couldn't tell much even from the close-ups because I'm no expert at these, and it's POSSIBLE that ANACS misattributed it, in which case I can return it. I'll wait until I receive the coin then take magnified pictures of the date and post them in this thread.

I'd lose like $15 on the shipping if that was the case, but I think its worth the small risk.
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I guess I took advantage of the fact that, apparently, the average ebay coin buyer does not know how to search google.
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From what I see of it I don't think I would pay any kind of premium for it over that of a generic 1898-S dime
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Yeah, most people probably won't,the trick is just finding someone who collects a lot of varieties, which might take awhile, but I'm in no rush to sell something like this.
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