GTG 1938 D Mercury Dime

I know some are going to boo hoo the slab. However this is one nice looking coin in hand . Probably one of the early coins graded by Accugrade . On the condition I am thinking they hit it spot on ,I compared it to another 38 D that was on the show floor. As for the FSB well I can see NGC ,or PCGS going either way. I did show it around yesterday at the show and everyone said who looked at it said that they would call it FSB

 

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Well I agree with the grade minus the FSB, but that may just be the image. A few have mentioned the hit on the cheek; given the size of the coin, this is a really small hit.

Should we do a poll to see how long it will take for someone to mention a former members name?

 

Oh, and booooo the slab.

 

Well boo it all ya want it just sold...... for a nice profit

 

She looks to be full of the bands, as far as those go. Grade, MS66. At the lowest, MS65*+/-!^>?<v=#.

 

Looks like you got a good deal , there's treasures in those type of slabs .

 

Rusty this is the second one time in about a month where I walked up to a case at a show,saw what I believed to be a gem in an off name slab and did well.
I've always been buy the coin before the slab.
When you see a coin like this one jump on it.....I showed it this afternoon to a friend who collects Mercury dimes and the first words was what do you want for it?SOLD!

 

Yep, ACG is ok by me.....
What was his name? Redwin?? With the
$1,000,000 ACG coin

 

Yeah, this one looks accurately graded. But, if you'd have said it was in an Ack-U-Grade slab, I might have guessed a point higher.

I've been looking around at shows for the fugliest ACG MS70 I can find. Unfortunately, not a lot of dealers even have ACG coins at all.

 

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