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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Speedy, post: 166664, member: 705&quot;]It looks real----way to go on that point!</p><p>I would say it would be worth a few hundred---no telling how much till you find a buyer---since its been cleaned and has some rim nicks then I would say under $600.</p><p>I was set up at a coin show earlier this year and a guy bought in a whole set of dimes with the 1916-D---he didn&#039;t know anything about coins and thought that they might be worth what he paid---around $20--I and another dealer checked it over and it was real---we both suggested that he send it off to a grading company--we both wanted the coin because it would have graded VF/F--and we both offered but he was dead set on keeping it---after we knew he wasn&#039;t selling it was almost like an auction--I would offer one price and the other dealer would offer another---most of the time a dealer would get mad if someone was up bidding him like that but we have been dealing with each other long enough to know that each other wouldn&#039;t get mad and we both knew that he wasn&#039;t selling.</p><p>That is about the only time I&#039;ve had a 1916-D in that good shape in my hand---not many of them where you can really see the detail as good as this one--</p><p><br /></p><p>Speedy[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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