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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;buckeye73, post: 4648110, member: 93155&quot;]Clearly, the 1921 and 1926 s are semi-key coins, but the 1917, 1924 D, and 1924 S dimes are higher grades (XF, or slightly more or less) that would retail as a group at a total of $75 more or less, if they are original uncleaned coins. Dealers would pay substantially less on average.</p><p><br /></p><p>In general, for Merc common date teens and twenties (no mintmark) I do not sell coins F or better as junk. For D and S, I do not sell VG or better as junk.&nbsp; For common date thirties and forties (no mintmark, I do not sell EF or better as junk.&nbsp; For D &amp; S, I do not sell VF or better as junk.&nbsp; There are obvious exceptions in the early thirties.</p><p>I‘m in the middle of putting a set of XF or better (AU or better late 30’s and all 40’s) Mercs.&nbsp; Some of those dates and mintmarks are tough in higher grades.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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