1857-O Seated Liberty dime (w/grading poll)
lordmarcovan
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My eleventh purchase for the new 19th century VF-XF Basic Type Set.
This was a relatively inexpensive, $40-ish purchase. As you can see from the prongs, it is in TPG plastic. I'll reveal that grade once the poll has reached over 20 votes or so. What's hilarious is that I'll have to go back and check my past conversation with the seller to do that, since I've totally forgotten the numerical grade in the 24 hours or so since I bought this! (I lack a full-slab photo at the moment.)
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This was a relatively inexpensive, $40-ish purchase. As you can see from the prongs, it is in TPG plastic. I'll reveal that grade once the poll has reached over 20 votes or so. What's hilarious is that I'll have to go back and check my past conversation with the seller to do that, since I've totally forgotten the numerical grade in the 24 hours or so since I bought this! (I lack a full-slab photo at the moment.)
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Now I'll go back into my PM history and see what the TPG grade is. Haha. I'm getting senile in my middle age.
I'll reveal that once I know it and we've hit oh, twenty or so votes in the poll, or whenever I log on in the morning.
That's my guess.
Hoard the keys.
RIP Mom- 1932-2012
I love the photograde app by pcgs on the ipad to do these
<< <i>I voted VF-30. If this is in a Fine holder, someone goofed up. >>
IrishMikey, in true Yoda Jedi Master form, has prevailed. (Along with six other voters, at this point.)
It is in an NGC VF30 holder.