1941 D Merc Dime BU or MS

Don't listen to that clean crap either

 

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Why not 67. What are you seeing

 

@Paddy54

 

Think its higher

 

Less than ideal photos that suggest noise/chatter not clearly visible.

 

As the specimen in question is nice grading using the images provided wouldn't be advisable. Better images or in hand to be sure.

 

Will you show a ms67. Cuz i for one think this is an expecetial merc. Help me learn. Not alot of merc info on coin talk. What to see a ms67 to gauge by. Any help

 

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Ron speak up

 

Shinny too

 

Thanks. So thats a maybe

 

Very clean coin. Maybe its just so darn pretty. Thanks for putting up with me. Don't know what a 65 or better looks like. My bad

 

Oh but what a reverse

 

HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY to all the mothers out there

 

In Post #15, I provided a "link" to an auction, as follows:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/NGC-1941-D...=item3b0bb253f8:g:2EYAAOSwnHda6oZA&rmvSB=true
The coin was appreciably under-priced for a properly graded "full-bands" NGC evaluated coin. I found that coin, posted so that you might establish the relative condition of your coin. Auction completion would establish a current fair market value for that "gem" coin.

I considered the coin a "premium" specimen along with another Date/Grade Mercury on eBay, after evaluating all of the "gem" desirable specimens. I won the coin, which I feel may receive a CAC "bean", at less half of comparable value coins. A price believed ~10% of current CAC "comps".

Thanks for your inquiry, and for not purchasing a coin already graded with a market auction price less than the certification expense for NGC certification of your coin.

I hope that my price for the other potential CAC coin is also a winner, as I really enjoy the challenge.

I just wanted to show a practice that can provide what you desire at a bargain price, once you establish quality of grading and relative value of coins.

JMHO

 

From the provided images, I gtg @MS64. But I agree in-hand to do it justice...there is a spot of discoloration on the obverse and an area by US on the reverse that look iffy, could be glare or angle of lighting.

@imrich ...why do you say it is not FB? It looks like it is a good full split band top, center and bottom...Spark

 

@imrich are you saying the center and bottom bands have soft spots on the left side?

Spark

 

I couldn't determine the quality of band separation from the images, which appeared to have deficiencies on the left side. My assessment was based on that belief. If you're stating that the bands were as in the coin I showed/purchased, it is a FB coin!

JMHO

 

We are in total agreement. I bow to your expertise, Sir...Spark

 

Only paid about £6 for the coin so I haven't lost out ,I just thought it was a good grade just wasn't sure how much it would go for.