Guess I don't understand, if you're collecting you're accumulating that's the way I see it. Am I missing something here?
So does the dime have a reeded edge or a smooth edge?
Exactly my thought! It could've been minted on a foreign planchet. It wouldn't be the first one in the world that's for sure.
Gotta agree. Why would anyone go to NTC? New or old they don't have a good rep yet and they don't even compare to the other 3 chingons. [ATTACH]
Here's a dryer dime. Still wondering about the drop in weight of the OP's dime though. :oops: http://metaldetectingforum.com/showthread.php?t=66544
Could be a dryer dime but there's a gram missing of weight. Unusual, whatever it is.
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Details grade=improper cleaning. Is this a contest, is the coin the prize?
It's a different link that says something about the 40,000. What you think, I made it up. Someone else read the same amount I did. I'd look for...
Yeah, I read 40,000 as well so how do they say in one notice that they will sell 500 coins for 5 days? I think the mintage is a true mystery...
Sounds exciting, wish I lived near Chicago!! [ATTACH]
Hey friends, since I can't find a decent answer I'm gonna ask y'all right here on one of my favorite coin forums. Here goes. 1. Are you gonna...
I think you'll be seeing many more $30 down days as gold is going down in a big way. The world has a ton of problems with Israel pounding on...
No worries, most of the collectors looked at the coin and didn't say anything negative at all. Unfortunately, once in awhile the naysayers pop up...
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Certainly looks real to me, have you weighed it yet? Obverse would grade low for sure, but even with that said I think you just got a really good...
Yes I've heard of those medals and I know they have quite a following. A very smart marketing scheme on the Chinese. I think the one you have is...
Yes, I remember you and I'm glad to hear you've gotten some high grades for some of your collection. The whole story about you and your Dad's...
Gotta agree. A 3x5 magnification should be about normal for viewing coins, at least that's what I use. [ATTACH]
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