A 1947-S Roosevelt Dime. The obverse has a light gold tone and the reverse is orange, red, pink and blue. Not bad for junk silver. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
It's MD or mechanical doubling so only worth face value. Welcome to CT.
It's been damaged and it may have been struck through grease first but that's very common. It's a spender. Welcome to CT.
Doesn't look like a proof, just a well struck silver business Half.
I'm seeing wear on both sides so I'm at AU-55, maybe 58 on a good day.
I went MS-63 and no FBL. Too crusty for my personality tastes.
Nice find. Soak as indicated above and don't rub, scrap or pick at the coin in any way. You don't want to cause any damage as that just lowers the...
The hunt is where the fun is.
Looks like the one side has toned and welcome to CT.
Welcome to CT. That's a nice beginning to a complete a silver quarter collection. Except for a few dates and mintmarks it should be easy to complete.
It looks real to me but it's a common date coin.
Honestly still prevails.
That's a sweet looking Dime. Congrats
And watch those chop marks
Rim ding? It's junk silver at face value. I'd ask if they more?
For modern coins in junk silver it would be Washington Quarters or Walking Liberty Halves. For older worn silver coins the best is Bust Halves,...
Two more harder to find junk silver Quarters. A 1939-D and a 1942-S. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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Say it ain't so
They could have paid for the car using metal detecting coins that they found.
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