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Message:: [QUOTE="Publius2, post: 7948665, member: 105571"]By my reference works, this is not an 1822 dime.   Great pickup there, [USER=106178]@BryceS[/USER] . Obverse: Date position and size is wrong. 1822, the right edge of the second 2 of the date is under the left edge of the curl.This coin, the left edge of the "2" is under the left edge of the curl. 1822, Star 1 is low on the bust and is very close to the bust.This coin, S1 is higher on the bust and farther away. On the reverse:1822, the left edge of the banner is under the right edge of E1.This coin, the left edge of the banner is under more or less the center of D. 1822, the right edge of the banner is under the center of M.This coin, the right edge of the banner is under the left upright of M. 1822, tip of stem is above the center of C2.This coin, tip of stem is above the junction of the serif. Below are the subject coin and the PCGS photo of a high-grade genuine 1822.  You can readily see the differences. I don't have time tonight but maybe tomorrow I can identify which year's reverse this coin came from. Yes, report it to Stack's.  I am sure they will not want this coin sold under their name.  I am astonished it got past them.  And NGC. [USER=93371]@Jack D. Young[/USER] , here's another one for your archives. [ATTACH=full]1376864[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]1376863[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]