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1966 Dimes, What Is Cosidered FB

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What to look for are clean divided bands both diagonal and horizontal.
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Only the horizontal bands are judged for the FB designation:

https://www.pcgs.com/news/what-are-...on-roosevelt


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In the case of the Roosevelt dime, this special grade-related designation is known as Full Bands, which refers to the horizontal twin bands found on the torch that alights the reverse of this popular coin.
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I believe if you are going with NGC, they specify this as Full Torch (FT).


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To qualify NGC's Full Torch (FT) designation, both pairs of these bands must show full separation, and the vertical lines of the torch must be defined.


https://www.ngccoin.com/news/articl...rading-dimes

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