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1929 s

 

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That quarter sure is nice, but let's get to some dimes! As I claimed on the post a frankie post, I think some circulated examples are underrated so here's a few.

 

A couple more:

From my treasured collection:



Sigh...here is my sore thumb. I keep trying to find the '28S in small mint mark in XF or better. I found a VF at a coin show years ago and snubbed it off. Couple years later I still couldn't find one and found this one in a junk bin and bought for a $1.25. Maybe one day I'll catch that elusive unicorn called 1928 small S in XF.

 

I love them in any grade.

 

It was the first series I ever seriously collected.

 

Looks PL

 

pr67

 

very interesting......Not sure if you are aware or not but it is very rare to find a Proof mercury with color. This one has the nicest color toning I have seen to date. others are usually very crusty and brown. No offense but it doesn't have the best strike so I would assume the color is what gave it the 67

 

Just an image I took to catch the color. It's not possible to grade proofs from images.

We need a Merc. dime or anything dated 1945.

 

OK, here is a 1945

 

I have seen plenty of fantastically toned proof Mercury Dimes in auction over the years. Here is a proof set that Anaconda had for sale.



I guess this means the next poster can choose which denomination they want to post next. Kinda like a wild card.

 

Interesting coins Lehigh, I would imagine the reason you see so many is because we are looking in different places......just so happens your looking in the right ones

 

No one else is posting, so

 

Time for some Jeffersons