Some coins should only be purchased if graded but in general, it depends on the coin you are buying.
Looks like it could be.
To me the obverse has circulation damage and die chips. The reverse looks more like a die chip than anything else.
My 1890 Liberty Seated Dime. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Of course I do. :smuggrin:
Well circulated but clean, harder to find dates for the Barber Dimes. I only need 2 more ti have them all. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Here's a nice 1900 Barber Dime. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Silly me, I’m just using a dime to show the size of the starfish fossil. [ATTACH]
And here’s the set. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] I found both of these in a bag of junk silver that I bought many years ago. I actually found every Mercury Dime except the...
Enjoyed the story and that was very thoughtful of you to bring them donuts and cherries.
I would think that a coin, once slabbed, will not have the grade changed because of a TPG statement. I can see the color of copper changing from...
Not a cud as they must touch the rim. To me it looks like the bottom of the 7 took and hit as it’s been flattened.
I’m thinking it was a dark spot but then it really doesn’t matter. All that matters is they did destroy the coin.
Save your money as I don’t think they are welcome of the grading and shipping costs.
Thank you and welcome to CT.
Post away but CT has many different forums, ancients, paper money, world coins, etc so please use the correct forum so you’ll get good answers....
That is quite different.
That’s a nice looking coin. Shame it was treated the way it was. I do like the colors it currently has.
Looks like PMD to me.
Glad your feeling better and got out yesterday. You did a nice job of cleaning up the city in the short time you worked. Any silver is a good day. :)
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