Looks like the strike was weak so it possible had a little grease on the die in that area.
Whatever price you bid add in all additional costs and that is what your final price for that coin will be.
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Not seeing a difference between the two.
Another one I’ve never seen. MS-65 as I’m not a fan of those scratches, even if made by the mint.
I put my money into coins, not graders.
Quarter-Greaser Dime-Extremely Worn Die
That’s a new one on me. I like it and I’ll guess MS-66.
Terrible but at least he had the sense to have a back stop.
There retail price will be higher than what you can sell it for unless you take all of the risks for selling and shipping.
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