1966 Roosevelt Dime Error

After you told me that it wasn't worth getting graded, you show me two examples of coins that were graded. I could have used stronger language but people who switch from saying I'm your friend and I'm trying to help, to your a fool I don't respect, so arrogant fit you, so I used it.

That's EXACTLY why I called him Arrogant, he has no idea of what I like and yet he is telling me not to get it graded, does that make any sense?
How does he know whether I believe it's worth it or not to get it graded, does he also know my finances?
No he does not, and in my opinion he owes me an apology.

 

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They don't need to be attributed. People have done so not for value but for collectability and educational purpose only. Your coin is not that rare. I am trying to teach you and not trying to be arrogant in any way. I myself have sent minor errors to have them attributed by NGC not because of value but for educational purpose only. I'm not into making a profit but to enjoy and teach what mint errors are.
You have misunderstood me.
My apologies to you for my harsh comments. But if you continue with your negative comments towards me then I can't help you.

 

OK I'm like you, I like to collect and learn and I had no idea I was writing to an expert, just like you didn't know that you were writing to an 80 year old.
I am also sorry for the harsh things I said, it's usually not my way, I just came home from Church, so I respect others as well, but when you don't know someone we have to learn, maybe one day we can be friends.

 

Yes. That sounds good. That's what I want also. I'm not perfect. But I try my best to work together, share experience and live in peace with everyone.

Maybe at times I may be a little short in my ways of speaking but that is because of a lack in caffeine

 

Thanks for the info
.i. Have found coins missing silver too
..now I know what happened and what they are worth.thank you for your time
..quite often I find myself directed to your site

 

Missing silvermay we see pictures of the coins when you can.

 

Any Clad coin minted from 1965 onward is comprised of a Clad Layer (Cupro-Nickel) over a Copper core.. Not Silver