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Mercury Dime Prices And Jack Beymer

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 Posted 12/04/2009  5:48 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add just carl to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply

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He has a listing of Mercury dimes in this weeks Coin World mag. You can take a look at the prices.

Also I've been thinking, is there any point of paying a premium for an AU58FB over an AU58? I know FB is worth having on a mint state coins.


Such a question is pending purely on YOU. There are many out there that just want to fill an Album so the grade is irrelivant. Then there are thoes that just MUST have all MS or higher, if that were possible, coins. Some want only slabbed coins so naturally those don't fit well in an Album. At coin shows I've seen people sitting in front of a dealer with a massive magnifier looking at the Reverse of Mercury dimes and saying things like "those middle bands are a little weak". Then walking away. And then there are those that say, "wow is that one cheap, I'll take it, even though it's well worn". It's just what you think you need, want, can use, require, must have, etc.
So as to your AU-58 or AU-58 FB, might as well just go for all MS-71's.
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Lets put it this way. He had an NGC 1877 IHC that was slabbed as G4 and I agree, it was. He wanted $1087 for it. It was a nice eye-appealing no problem coin but, I've seen other similar NGC G4's for well under a grand since then. I'm not sure what factors are determined in the pricing of his coins. Ultimately, the buyer has to make the decision.
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