Please identify this "1948" Mercury Dime

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Looks like a 1940 to me when you line up the digits.

 

Nickel date restorer does not work on other coins. Only nickels.

 

Convinced me without a doubt that it is a 1940.

 

True.-O) nickel date restorer only works on nics, or others coin that have nickel in it's com.

 

the curve of the supposed zero on the right curves at the cross bar of the 4.

No way, Jose.

 

You are out numbered.

 

It never bothered me before.

You are all cowards and afraid of Doug!

Rise up, Ye cowards!~

I speak the truth!

Be brave and see the light!







or don't.

 

No offense intended, but I would not be too concerned with it. Clearly it's not a 48 or 49 as suggested. I believe Treashunt is on the money with a 43.

 

No way, I have both the 43 and 40 in a number examples. I stand by a battered 40 and will not further the discussion.:mouth:

 

Your all just to scarred to admit the existance of that 48 or 49 Mercury Dime.:smile So why not a possible 1946 with a bent down top of the 6?

 

Compare your 1940 to this 1940 :

 

another brave soul!

 

Hey, Dan....you lurker you.

I was going to welcome you to the forums when I saw you had 6 posts. Then I saw that you joined years before I did

See you at the VFW show this Sunday.

 

WOW!

That works out to one post A YEAR!

you obviously one say something when it is important.

Nice to (finally) meet you.

 

I have a 1948 Mercury Dime right here in front of me

 

You're right after closer observation it's a 1943 Mercury dime what's the value

 

Do you mean the OP coin from (seven) years ago or...?

Scrap.

 

Another necro thread.

 

How do these happen? Does someone search mercury dime and randomly pick a thread 10 pages down?