1840 O Seated Liberty Dime

Im sorry, I thought you just said you would buy the coin?

 

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I thought it was your coin. Your later posts revealed that is a coin you are thinking about buying to try and flip for a profit and had not purchased yet. I'm more then happy to try and help collectors out, but if I am going to do the work for someone when it comes to cherry picking I certainly will not be doing that for free.

 

I see graffiti on the reverse. That is a deal breaker IMO.

She could have bought it and was just using the seller's pictures. I do that all of the time. But I usually know if the price I paid is good or not, so that is not something I would normally ask.

 

I think the previous post by a couple of well known members, are a little sad, any info that we have that could help @Emilyrc should be a given, atleast one of you gives help and comments to other members that you relate to. Why not Emily
@baseball21? Now we are charging to help the community?

 

Welcome to C.T.
How much did you pay, if you don't mind?

 

If the communities objective of the thread is to find out whether it would be a good cherry pick buy to flip absolutely. If it was just someone asking about a coin they own then no. @Pickin and Grinin

 

In "absolutely" are you saying that you would rather pick it yourself?

 

there appears to be a W scratched into the rev. above ONE> so it looks like AU details to me.

 

Hi Emily, I checked Coin Facts, a PCGS service. The survival estimate on the 1840-O N/D is only 300 coins in all grades. They have $300 listed @VF35 and $500 @XF40. It's hard to grade by photos but shown below is an example of a VF35 from Coin Facts for you to compare yours to.

Chief

 

You have a quality dime there. Not at the lower end of value

 

You aint that great. How about you dont answer and keep your sniping to yourself

 

@Cheech9712 had I know it was someone trying to get others to do the work for them to make money I would have ignored the thread.

@Pickin and Grinin not really on that on. But if I'm going to do all the work yes it might as well be for my own pick. I have nothing against people asking for help for their collection. If they want to be a cherry picker though then they should be able to do the work themselves, they aren't going to do very well relying on forum threads for every decision

 

I do a lot of die pairing research on seated coins and I would grade this coin about XF on the pic

 

You don't know what you are talking about.