1941 D Merc Dime BU or MS

Hi this coin has not been in circulation,just wondering what pcgs would grade this at.Is it Ms 60 something or just BU.If I had it slabbed is it just a small silver coin not worth much or worth pretty Pennie.Any thoughts appreciated thanks

 

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Would need pictures to make any kind of determination.

 

They grade BU when coin submitted does not meet a certain grade.

For individual grading, they'll grade MS 60-61-62-63-64....no "BU"

 

Thanks I was wondering how that worked

 

Yeah sorry couldn't get photos on,but they are up now

 

Its got full split bands furry what's the grade big chap

 

BU = MS63
Choice BU = MS64
GEM = MS65

I don't know these coins but looks nice, might be 65/66 if not cleaned.

 

It's hard to grade from photos, but i'd guess between 64 and 66.

 

I haven't cleaned it and doesn't look cleaned to me,but new to the coin thing so not to sure.Ms 65 or 66 oh that sounds like I'm a rich man now

 

Still not worth grading even at 65/66. Not worth more than $50.

 

Oh that's not so good.... It's tricky to buy coins on line .I did think that was a high grade.but hard to tell.Thanks for responding Gember

 

Try posting in US Coins forum, not What's It Worth. More experts there who can help you. And take better pics, perpendicular not angled.

 

Ok thanks

 

Rather than asking individuals who may have diverse collecting backgrounds without ever owning a "gem" 1941-D Mercury dime, but still have an opinion, please view the following to ascertain relative true value:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/NGC-1941-D...410916&hash=item3b0bb253f8:g:2EYAAOSwnHda6oZA

I have several MS grade 1941-D coins through MS67. Dependent upon the TPG, and the grader, I believe your coin may grade "gem" condition (i.e. MS65). The "linked" coin is in relatively true FB condition, which from your images I don't believe yours would grade.

My experience indicates your expense for a "top tier TPG" grade would be greater than this coins asking price, and your coins value. You can locate several others on the internet slabbed/graded "gem" condition for less than $50, which generally may be less than the cost to NGC or PCGS grade your single coin.

I trust this post will answer your query!

JMHO

 

I take it you bought the coin for a lot. Hope you didn't get burned.

 

I love hearing about mercury dimes. I have one and think that these are the most attractive of all US coins. Keep these threads comming. I could spend all day reading of this coin. Hey coin talk. Can we post interesting tidbit bout mercury coins. I know your out there
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Yeah see. Just learned something. Tell me more about mercury coins. What other coins is lady murcury on

 

That coin is very next to perfect. Will wait for the pros