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*** Edited by Staff to clarify the topic title. Please put as much info in the title as you can, they are very important. ***I Would like to know How to find info on no mint mark Proof Dimes and Values. Found I belive to Be a 1978 No S Proof dime
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Pillar of the Community
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Looks like a damaged and plated/polished, Philadelphia minted, business strike dime - not a proof coin.
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Here's a list of all the No S Proof Dimes....
1968 - Proof Dime (2-3 Dozen Known)
1970 - Proof Dime (400-500 Known)
1971 - Proof Nickel (500-600 Known)
1975 - Proof Dime (2 Known)
1983 - Proof Dime (800-1000 Known)
Edited by coin rejector
12/16/2024 6:00 pm
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Bedrock of the Community
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 To CCF! I agree with nfine. Looks plated/polished. It's a heavily damaged Business strike coin. Errers and Varietys.
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to CCF.  appears to have been plated to look like a proof coin. |
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Agree with all above--damaged and plated.
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to the CCF |
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to the CCF and polished. |
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Bedrock of the Community
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Same. to the CCF! |
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Cool but I live in Wisconsin I doubt my Dead Aunty had it polished just to throw it in her Coin collection to mess with who ever ended up with it. It might be worth the effort to have it further looked at. TY FOR THE replys and I need a better camera thats not a potatoe and post a better pic that one doesn't do it justice.
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A look at the edge may indicate whether its plated or not.
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I doubt my Dead Aunty had it polished just to throw it in her Coin collection to mess with who ever ended up with it I agree, I'm sure she didn't do that. The life of a coin in circulation is usually a mystery before it finds itself in your hands. There's no way of telling who had it, or how many different people had it or what anyone may have done to it along the way. Good luck figuring out the mystery. |
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I agree it looks plated (highly polished).
Look for the copper strip in the center of the reeds along the edge like Seeker101 suggested. If you see it, it's probably not plated.
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to the Community Agree with above, plated & damaged.   |
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Posted 12/16/2024 5:59 pm
