1937 Mercury Dime DDO MS66FB

What are these going for??







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If you punch the same to as your post to Google. It will pull up pcgs price guide.
Also shows auction listings, for same coin. One grade up and one down.

 

I see my error...

 

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Was trying to help. I definitely use it for any Pcgs, Ngc and Anacs slab
Anacs ( undergraded) soap box slab.

 

Just being in an older slab doesn't mean a coin is undergraded.

 

I was looking at S mintage coins instead of P.

 

True but quite a few are.
The undergraded statement was to make up for the market value.

 

Auction listings suggest in the past year,
Ms67fb sell from $180 to 220$

 

PCGS values this coin at $65.00 without the DDO designation. There are 2094 PCGS graded MS66FB. There must be a lot of these coins exhibiting this doubled die variety. CPG removed this variety from the chapter on Mercury dime varieties in Edition 6. CPG cites "Low Interest Factor". The coin is cataloged as FS-10-1937-101.

 

A common myth.

 

Should I at least try and resubmit to get the proper designation on the slab just for my own piece of mind?

 

PCGS specifically excludes 1937 FS-101 from their designations as "too minor." They won't attribute it.

http://www.pcgs.com/cherrypickerexclusions

You ask intelligent questions, but would likely be surprised at just how many answers are already available on the Internet.

 

I try to buy the coin not the slab myself.

 

That was like reading the list of possible side effects from my psych meds...

 

I also don't see the DDO

 

Isn't the 37 doubled designers initials?

 

IT'S A MS63 IF YOU ASK ME. SCRATCH ON FRONT AND TWO ON BACK, PLUS TARNISH.

 

There is no "tarnish"

There is a small amount of toning.


Also, I don't see any scratches, some die polish marks, perhaps, but no scratches.

 

The ddo is the igwt

 

Is that doubling also under the chin??