Thanks creme: the 1960 Proof Roosevelt Dime Toned, $24.99 plus $1.99 shipping on eBay, already graded PR67 by PCGS.
My newest purchase. Might be my only purchase for awhile, hobby funds are tight. I used to HATE this coin as a kid. Now I think it's pretty cool looking. Plus it's my birthyear.
Not a particularly attractive commemorative coin, but I figured for $13 shipped I should have an example in my horses set.
Just picked up these two off GreatCollections. I cherrypicked the dime for $10 (BP included) which has a monster reverse, and managed to win the Franklin for $36 (BP included). I paid about double the Franklin's value for its toning, but overall I think it's worth it.
Finally got around to imaging these. Also got this stone mountain. Bought it to give to a friend. I hope he enjoys. Go ahead and hover over and click the eagles for larger images. 2012-S Proof ASE, yes... Those are big scratches.... Thinking of doing an exchange. BUT!! The reverse proof is absolutely stunning!
I love the reverse proofs! Great images too Caz. Some of the best I have seen you take! Nice. I've been gaining some interest in Mercury dimes recently. I have a real appreciation for the design and they are very photogenic. I just randomly decided to put together a "War" set. Then I decided to try and put together the set with FSB. Then I don't know what happened. I found some time to image some. -g
Nice set of War dimes! Good luck trying to complete a FSB set of those when you need to aquire the "king" of all FB mercs -- the 1945 P with FB!
Was waiting for this package, pretty happy when it came. This 1881 looks killer: Two looks of the 78-S: I have been looking for an 1890 DMPL: Two looks of this toned rattler:
I bought this raw Ike on eBay a few days ago and I just got it in today's mail. It's very colorful with unusually smooth toning for a Copper Nickel Mint State Ike. In a few days, it's off to robec for some professional photos, then off to PCGS for grading. These large coins are kind of cool, and I wish the mint still made them and they circulated. Having some big dollar coins in your pocket makes you feel kind of rich, even if you only have a few bucks.
Hello! I get these coins for 3,05 € - Mercury Dime 1916 - 5 cents year (1866-1883)? I know grade is low but what do you think? Uploaded with ImageShack.us Uploaded with ImageShack.us
P.S. The toning may be smooth but what is unusually smooth is the fields and overall coin itself. Thats a nice Ike with the given pics im gonna say it comes back with a MS66.
And newp from greatcollections. It does have some problems in spotting on the reverse and what appears to be a counting wheel mark on the obverse, but I liked the strike and is a good filler until I can find a better one.