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I'm in the market for one and have been keeping an eye open for a while. And most of the AG03s I've come across doesn't have the details its required to have at that grade and the ones that I felt meets the grade goes over $900.
So I would love to see the 16Ds that you own if you don't mind. Just to get an idea.
Thank you.
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Pillar of the Community
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Will post later I have one.
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I'm ashamed of mine. It's only AG3. Plus it was never authenticated. I'm afraid some knowledgable member will tell me it's a phony. For now, I'm happy in my self-inflicted ignorance.
Edited by weerdsteev
05/06/2009 11:34 am
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I do not have one yet.  I still need the 1916-D as well as the 1921 P&D pair to complete my set. |
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For now, I'm happy in my self-inflicted ignorance. I can relate. I finally had someone look at mine under a scope last month, and they said they believed the coin was legit. Mine is also in the AG-3 range. Sorry, no picture. |
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I have a 1916 that is so worn down you can't tell if there's a mint mark
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United States
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Like JBuck, I am also missing the 3 biggies for my Mercury dime set. I think Just_Carl owns all of the existing examples  . I think he has 6 of them  I am still waiting to hear if he will adopt me  |
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Do a search under "1916D Dime or Memorex"
That's mine :-)
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I have a 1916D, I will try to post a picture later tonight. My grandmother left it to me.
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Here is mine:   |
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I have an AG3 1916D along with both 42/41 examples. nlp
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Rest in Peace
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I do not have one, but probably easily could. Overrated, though. I'd much rather have something truly rare like an 1866-S no motto half dollar.
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Thanks everyone. Nice mercs. Sometimes I can't tell the difference between the AG & G grades. They're so similar but price wise they're far apart. Maybe I should keep saving and go for a VG.
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Sometimes I can't tell the difference between the AG & G grades. Then look at lots of slabbed coins...the pictures on Heritage (ha.com) are a great resource. You can look at 1916-D's until you never want to see one again. :) Once you find one 1916-D, you can click on "View prices realized from this item in other grades" and see a list of completed auctions, and you can sort the list by grade. The full size pictures tend to be on auctions ended after Jan 1, 2007. |
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Oh, are you looking to buy a certified coin or a raw one? There are a lot of fakes out there.
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Posted 05/06/2009 10:25 am
