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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Agilmore01, post: 1662544, member: 45687&quot;]I went to a coin show last year with my 5 year old son and a deal was impressed to see a young kid there.&nbsp; He opened up a treasure box with a bunch of loose wheat pennies, buffalo nickels, a barber dime and some Mercs.&nbsp; He told us to pick 4.&nbsp; I had my son pick the silver of course.&nbsp; The Barber dime was a well worn, damaged 1898 P and the Merc was a 1916 with a pretty much slick back.&nbsp; About 6 months later I decided to inspect the Merc a little closer.&nbsp; When I hold the reverse in a little dimmer light and not a direct bright light, it looks like a possible D on the back.&nbsp; It&#039;s in the right shape and location.&nbsp; I took it to a dealer and he.put it under a microscope with bright light and he said he didn&#039;t see it.&nbsp; I told him how to look at it with just the light from the window, but he wouldn&#039;t.&nbsp; What are your thoughts?&nbsp; That dealer said I could possibly submit it to TPG for certification ( not grading since its damaged) and see what they say.&nbsp; Your thoughts???[ATTACH]245565.vB[/ATTACH][ATTACH]245566.vB[/ATTACH][ATTACH]245567.vB[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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