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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;jmclements, post: 1414670, member: 33593&quot;]Whats it worth?&nbsp; Its an impaired proof, 1968 No S roosevelt dime.</p><p><br /></p><p>&nbsp;Initially , I had my reservations about it because it is heavily circulated (impaired), and I did not believe my luck, it was so highly unlikely. Even though my gut instinct was to jump for joy, I was skeptical. I took it around, had it looked at, and the general consensus seems to be it is indeed a 1968 no S roosevelt Dime. ,( quite a few coin dealers and online forums) have told me it does seem to be what it is.</p><p><br /></p><p>&nbsp; Whats it worth?&nbsp; Pardon the poor quality Camera phone Picture, my camera was broken at the time that I had taken the photos. Someone offered me 5 grand for it, another offered me 15,000.&nbsp; I feel like its a pretty rare find, even if it is impaired. Its currently uncertified, which is STUPID, I KNOW that. I Should have sent it in by now, not being in a capsule is only making the Value go down, and harming the coin. Before you guys start in on me for procrastinating, I am sending it in this week. I have just been so busy , I havent had time.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>&nbsp;Any way,&nbsp; because its technically an impaired proof , found in circulation, I dont know what is too low of an offer or an asking price. I personally think its a cool find, but have no desire keeping an impaired proof, whether it be a rare variety or not. it just doesnt thrill me. besides, I am much more intrested in owning a 1969 s Lincoln Cent.</p><p><br /></p><p>Whats It Worth, Should I auction it instead of selling? I am unfamiliar with the process, because this is my first major rare find, aside from my 1971 d Lincoln Cent&nbsp; ddo </p><p>[ATTACH]171801.vB[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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