GTG 1938 Mercury Answer Revealed
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Forgive the pics. The slab is scratched not the coin. Just purchased at the coin show in Loveland, Colorado this morning.
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Forgive the pics. The slab is scratched not the coin. Just purchased at the coin show in Loveland, Colorado this morning.
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66
Mr_Spud
PR-67/8
Hoard the keys.
And very nice.
Hoard the keys.
PR66
(not cam)
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Nice, I'm at PF66 based on the photos. I recently picked up a 38 proof merc. with and ANACS photo certificate.
PF66 and with better pics PF67 possible. Nice coin. Never collected any Merc proofs. Good pickup.
Jim
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PF65
PF65
I agree with some above. Looks PR66 shot 67, no CAM
Good looking example ... I think (needs a polished slab and another shot)
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Todd - BHNC #242
Ill say PF66
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Old holder PR65
Can’t grad a proof from one photo. But I like the brightness of the coin hard to find without haze. If I had tier I’d throw out a 65 If indeed it is in a 65 holder leave it there and have it beaned
Just my opinion
Martin
PF65 camp
PR-66
PR65
How is the show? Think I will stop by tomorrow morning.
PR67
PR66
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Proof 66
Pr66
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I'd guess PR66 based on the images
Nice dime, are you working on a set?
Collector, occasional seller
PR65...
It was good. Small but there were some good coins. One dealer had some Trade Dollar patterns listed in the $80,000's I thought were neat. Overall, a little of everything for everyone
Cool, hopefully most of the tables are still there tomorrow. Probably a shot in the dark, but I'm hoping to find a Barber half with an ANACS photo certificate.
Not really working towards any sets. Just really appreciating older proofs. Plus I have always liked the proofs minted between 1936-1942.
PR 66
Looks like a 66 to me... might be FSB... Cheers, RickO
PR65
Saw the capital holder with the full set of proof trade dollars in it near the entrance. That was pretty cool. Didn't find what I was looking for, so settled for a 10 ounces of silver instead.
Looks like a nice dime. The grade is difficult to guess with the slab scratches but since they are all on the holder and not on the coin I will guess PR67.
Some of you got it. I really like it.
If you want to rotate your coin back just do this.
https://youtu.be/yR_sQ8q9IBs
Hoard the keys.
I will try this tonight. The dealer I bought it from liked the coin but was ultimately selling it because it wasnt centered in the holder.
HEY, who put all the dents in my kitchen table -
"When they can't find anything wrong with you, they create it!"
Technically, a coin rotated in a holder is still centered. So did this dealer offer you a discount since there was an issue that (in his mind) couldn't be fixed?
He did take a few bucks off. It was a good deal regardless.