My 1928-S Mercury Yields No Hits: Is the Quality Poor??

Discussion in 'US Coins Forum' started by Crunch, Apr 14, 2011.

  1. Crunch

    Crunch New Member

    First post but I have ben following for about 3 months.:thumb: Requesting opinions as to the quality of this coin. Thanks in advance!!

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  3. NorthKorea

    NorthKorea Dealer Member is a made up title...

    How much were you trying to get for that? It's in not great shape for a relatively common date. I'd put it around 6/8 for a grade, which would translate to ~$5 full retail sticker price. I would actually consider that as a throw in to a "melt value" roll if I needed to finish one, personally.
     
  4. 10gary22

    10gary22 Junior Member

    generally use this site to get a good idea of grade. Keep in mind that the lowest side grade will be the one assigned. http://www.pcgs.com/Photograde/
     
  5. Crunch

    Crunch New Member

    I was going off articles I read about "double band" on the reverse. I read a 1928-S graded as such was rare. Thus, I loked through my Mercuries and found one with a near double band.

    I wasn't looking to get much, $3 - $20, but thought it would interest someone on ebay. Oh well, it's the first coin I have tried to sell. I am new to this . . . in the past 3 months my kitchen counter has filled with coins. I have been into colored gems for years and now coins have me.
     
  6. saltysam-1

    saltysam-1 Junior Member

    Each band is to be clearly doubled. Not that there are two bands on the coin. "Near" doesn't qualify your coin.
     
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