I got a great deal using "best offer" on a coin the other day. Almost cut the cost in half. Anyone have any strategies that work with this...
I guess that this ($650) is the only one
That is the first year that they were not available in mint sets so they all had to come from rolls.
It seems like the dates that were available in rolls directly from the mint (state quarters and some nickels) are a bit more common.
They go for about 85 to 90 clams. the 2009's go for much more. I just got a ms67 2005 d and I tell you now you do just pull those out of rolls...
no takers?
link?
Super nice coin. Makes me wonder why they did not go the PCGS route when submitting in the first place
I have been actively searching for 2005 onward non-satin dimes in ms67 or better (PCGS or NGC). I have been looking in all of the usual places...
2009 dimes and nickels emerge as possible keys.
It sure does not stick out as a "sure thing" sort of coin to me.
I bought there in the early part of this decade and the prices seemed too high for me. How are they now? Any thoughts on teletrade welcome.
business strike dimes (non-satin) 2005 to present in high grades.
we'll miss ya:vanish:
My latest purchase (I do not have it yet) http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=370287057260&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT
That large gash by the ear keeps it out of the ms64 area IMHO. As for the fake thing, it would not have occurred to me. That would be a really...
If anyone has the population of this coin at this grade and how many better (of the non-satin one that is) I'd appreciate it. Thanks.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=370287057260 I paid $55 for this 2005 d ms67 nonsatin dime. What do you think is that crazy?
those adjustments for inflation are bogus.
that sounds like they outright stole from you.
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