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Couple nice coins my wife brought home from the bank. Grading opinions sought they both seem high grade MS to me. I think the dime might be "off the charts" nice.

Bank-Finds:-1964-Washington,-1960-Roosevelt

Bank-Finds:-1964-Washington,-1960-Roosevelt


Bank-Finds:-1964-Washington,-1960-Roosevelt


Bank-Finds:-1964-Washington,-1960-Roosevelt



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It's hard to tell on the quarter with the angle and the lighting, but that dime is breath-taking. I'd go out on a limb and say the dime was MS67+, and I'm extremely conservative.
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The quarter is a weak strike on the reverse prob ms 65-66 ovrall with the doubt it wil grade higher becuase of the WS problem

The dime is spectacular looks like it came right out of the plastic wrapped mint sent.
The damage I see is the nick above the E in Liberty on the reverse
The nick on the chin and eye/forhead on the obverse,will keep it from being above m66 IMO
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