This one is already ANACS-graded. But, how would you grade it? This coin is impossible for me to photograph properly so I had to shoot the pics...
I took the pictures at an angle to bring out the toning and colours of this coin. It actually has some reflective surfaces - impossible (for me)...
This is quite a scarce issue among the half dimes of the 1840's. [ATTACH]
This was a purchase about 36 years ago at Ponterio's. The New Orleans 1838 dime is more common than the half dime, but an interesting issue...
This a second example of this 1814 dime variety. [ATTACH]
Very nice coin to hold - good details and colour. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Thanks! [ATTACH]
The other 1837 I posted is a small date. Here is a large date 1837. Thanks! [ATTACH]
[ATTACH] In spite of the rim nick and the rim tap, a coin I really like...definitely details in the jargon. The large date is actually quite...
I was really surprised when I received this coin and looked at it at an angle in the light. How would you grade it? [ATTACH]
A New Orleans issue. [ATTACH]
Another scarce issue from San Francisco: [ATTACH]
A scarce early dime from struck in San Francisco: [ATTACH]
A very scarce date in the capped bust dime series. [ATTACH]
Scarce San Francisco issue. [ATTACH]
New Orleans issue. [ATTACH]
Scarce date in the capped bust dime series. [ATTACH]
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