What Mercury dime do you think is the hardest to find in a PCGS holder

PTVETTER

I am thinking the 1926 - S with Full Bands!

lermish

I'm thinking my 1916 MS63. It's buried in the middle of the rest of my coins in safe deposit box. You don't even know where I live much less what bank and box #. I don't think you could find it at all.

dcarr

1933-D

Fairlaneman

I think its a toss up between the 26S and 27S. Both have the same PCGS pop in FB coins.

Ken

BuffaloIronTail

@dcarr said:
1933-D

Agreed. Don't think many are around. I personally also like 1932-S Buffalo Nickels, but have never run across one.

Pete

FlyingAl

A 1937 proof dime in CAM. Only one has been certified by PCGS.

jesbroken

I would think the 45 FB would have to be up there.
Jim

PTVETTER

The one dime I see at EVERY big show is a 1916 - D with Full Bands.

hfjacinto

1964 Peace dollar

FlyingAl

@hfjacinto said:
1964 Peace dollar

This isn't considered a Mercury dime though, right? If it is I seriously screwed up where I learned my numismatic knowledge !

hfjacinto

Oops I had a few cocktail. I miss read, I thought it said what coin would be the hardest to find in a PCGS slab.

My guess would be a 1945 G4 dime

amwldcoin

@hfjacinto said:
Oops I had a few cocktail. I miss read, I thought it said what coin would be the hardest to find in a PCGS slab.

My guess would be a 1945 G4 dime

I'll trump ya with a Poor 1!

hfjacinto

Honestly with all the crappy coins ooops I mean low ball coins being slabbed a P1 probably has a good chance of being slabbed.

amwldcoin

@hfjacinto said:
Honestly with all the crappy coins ooops I mean low ball coins being slabbed a P1 probably has a good chance of being slabbed.

I shouldda said AG3! Folks will try for the 1 and the 2's will be the fails!