Here is a dime that is currently in my type set that I purchased nearly a year ago. I immediately de-slabbed it and put it in my type set. It was a dissapointment and I wish I had sent it back or resold it when it was in the slab. Oh well, live and learn. Anyways, I think that ANACS had overgraded it. It does have one thing going for it though. It is most definitely original(no signs of cleaning or hairlines). What would you grade it, and what do you think ANACS gave it.
I'm torn between EF-45 & AU-50. Love it when I get first stab at something. Let's see what the experts think.....
XF-40 Obv. something funky about the rev. XF-40 Obv. something funky about the rev. I don't know I might downgrade it drastically if I knew what happened to the rev.
LOL. You guys aren't even close to what anacs gave it. I can assure you though that there is nothing wrong with the reverse. Just a weak strike covered in speckled toning. The coin has luster that covers a wide surface, but it is very subdued. In this case, it's quantity instead of quality.
p.s. the photos make it really hard for me to grade it though -- so a low level of confidence in the above comments.
Wow, people were all over the board with this one. Actually, Mike and jello got the grade right. ANACS gave it an AU-55(problem free), and I tend to see it more as a 45. The luster is very dull, and the rims are non-existant. It's a decent filler for now, but I've seen much better 55s. Maybe ANACS gave it a bump for originality.
thanks johnny AU-55 is a keeper in my book. plus the last year! but odd toning on the reverse made me add cleaned. must been lighting in photo