Nice find but I'm not convinced it's a Cud. Looks more like a lamination or rim to rim die crack than a cud.
1964 Dimes were silver and not clad. It's just dirty. Welcome to CT.
I think you named them, condition, run size, number printed and fancy numbers.
It's difficult to see the coins in your photos but I don't think any of them would rate a 68. You would need to spend the money to have them...
They should be worth a lot to you as they were your fathers and how they came into his possession.
Not a complaint. I'm just letting you know that a large number of CT members do not open links. You will get much better responses with photos...
Just click on your user name. It's highlighted in blue. Your avatar pops up along with likes, messages, date you joined, etc. You can do that with...
Yes it's a 3 do nothing real special. Nice to find though.
Rim damage is always rim damage.
Thanks Steve. I will say that retirement helped. Lol
Damaged
Definitely damaged and welcome to CT.
We all make those mistakes. And the older you get the more you'll make. Lol
There are a large number of us in CT who do not do links. No opinion, we just don't.
Not an error.
They are graded in a basement with low lights.
Nice find despite being a little short on silver. Lol
It's a transition year so there are a few. Without photos we'll never know.
A 1923-S Morgan? First, it's a Peace Dollar. Second, it's worn. The light gives the affect you are seeing. Not a DDR but it could be MD.
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