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<p>[QUOTE="Airborne Rick, post: 1371653, member: 36252"]All,</p><p><br /></p><p>Believe it or not this is my first post here, so yes I'm a newcomer. I've lurked in the shadows for a while, and gained a good bit of great info from each of the posters here. That said, I have come upon a new situation with my own collection and would appreciate your feedback. So here goes:</p><p><br /></p><p>About a year ago I started shifting into Silver. I love junk silver coins and have finally accumulated to the point I am now scrutinizing the individual dates and conditions. I have five mercury dimes that are confusing me a bit. I believe they might have some value, but I'm not certain. Worst case scenario they are still nice years for this coin, best case I have a few hard to find mints. Half of what is confusing me is the way the 3rd Edition Whitman Redbook lists the valuation for each of them. For example, the redbook shows a 1945 no mint mercury at MS64-FB at 5,350. Then one column over it shows me 28 for an MS65. </p><p><br /></p><p>So here is what I may or may not be dealing with:</p><p><br /></p><p>1917D - Mint for that year was 9,402,000 and at MS-63 it shows 350</p><p>1936D - Mint for that year was 16,132,000 and at MS-64FB it shows 120</p><p>1939S - Mint for that year was 10,540,000 and at MS64-FB it shows 200</p><p>1943S - Mint fot that year was 60,400,00 but I believe I may have a trumpet tail mint stamp. For the trumpet tail S at MS64FB that variant shows 500</p><p>1945 - Mint for that die (no mint stamp) was 159,130,000 but once again I'm having issues understanding what I am seeing. For MS-64FB the redbook shows 5350, but right next to it I see MS65 show 28. Then third column over it shows MS-65FB at 12,750. </p><p><br /></p><p>So before I look like a complete fool when I negotiate sale of these dimes, I am hoping you guys can help me sort out reality. I rarely sell or trade, but I'm considering doing so and need to know what I really have. I will attempt to take a few good photos to attach to this. Again, I got these out of a small bag of junk silver a while back, so I stand to lose nothing if you tell me I'm on a goose chase. I appreciate your advice, so let me have it!</p><p><br /></p><p>Thanks, Rick</p><p><br /></p><p>(ok photos from my phone camera aren't working out - stay tuned while I figure out how to get some good resolution pics uploaded.)[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Airborne Rick, post: 1371653, member: 36252"]All, Believe it or not this is my first post here, so yes I'm a newcomer. I've lurked in the shadows for a while, and gained a good bit of great info from each of the posters here. That said, I have come upon a new situation with my own collection and would appreciate your feedback. So here goes: About a year ago I started shifting into Silver. I love junk silver coins and have finally accumulated to the point I am now scrutinizing the individual dates and conditions. I have five mercury dimes that are confusing me a bit. I believe they might have some value, but I'm not certain. Worst case scenario they are still nice years for this coin, best case I have a few hard to find mints. Half of what is confusing me is the way the 3rd Edition Whitman Redbook lists the valuation for each of them. For example, the redbook shows a 1945 no mint mercury at MS64-FB at 5,350. Then one column over it shows me 28 for an MS65. So here is what I may or may not be dealing with: 1917D - Mint for that year was 9,402,000 and at MS-63 it shows 350 1936D - Mint for that year was 16,132,000 and at MS-64FB it shows 120 1939S - Mint for that year was 10,540,000 and at MS64-FB it shows 200 1943S - Mint fot that year was 60,400,00 but I believe I may have a trumpet tail mint stamp. For the trumpet tail S at MS64FB that variant shows 500 1945 - Mint for that die (no mint stamp) was 159,130,000 but once again I'm having issues understanding what I am seeing. For MS-64FB the redbook shows 5350, but right next to it I see MS65 show 28. Then third column over it shows MS-65FB at 12,750. So before I look like a complete fool when I negotiate sale of these dimes, I am hoping you guys can help me sort out reality. I rarely sell or trade, but I'm considering doing so and need to know what I really have. I will attempt to take a few good photos to attach to this. Again, I got these out of a small bag of junk silver a while back, so I stand to lose nothing if you tell me I'm on a goose chase. I appreciate your advice, so let me have it! Thanks, Rick (ok photos from my phone camera aren't working out - stay tuned while I figure out how to get some good resolution pics uploaded.)[/QUOTE]
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