GTG - 1898-S 10c - REVEALED MS67 CAC.
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1898-S ... MS64.
That is a beautiful Barber Dime, but I can't tell what is on the cheek under the tone. Is that a scratch, a die crack or just an anomaly caused by toning. Not very good grader with heavy toning. Nevertheless, it is a beautiful dime.
Jim
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66+
On the edge of 66 and 67 so I'll go MS66+
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64+
Beautiful '98-S. I'll go 66.
LOL, I didn't see your grade until I refreshed the page which I believe we on both on (the same page)
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Im assuming what appear to be minor hits are luster or toning breaks. With the toning, market graded as a 67.
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67+
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65 at least.
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MS66
I think you’re safe with that extremely broad range.😉
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66+ ... fantastic coin
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Ok Al. Time to set the grade.
Jim
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And the slab grade is ..........
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65+ terrific coin
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I'm with the general agreement of 66.
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66 was my first impression... but from a few of the responses I may be low...
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Beautiful, detailed photo @FlyingAl
It hits like a 67 at first, but the small mark behind Liberty's nose (unfortunately highlighted against the darker toning on her face) and the chatter above the N on the reverse I think push it to 66 - maybe 66+.
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Beautiful coin and pic! I am with the crowd. Can't decide between 66 or 67 so 66+.
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Guys, it had only been a few hours. I usually give about 24 hours before I reveal, because often these posts don't get that many guesses in the first few.
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58-62. I would probably dip it if it were mine.
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Dipping this one has to be a numismatic crime. I cringe at the thought...
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It probably wouldn't dip well. The very dark toned areas near the rim would likely end up with a flat, lifeless appearance.
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Just kidding. Don't know if dipping rises to the level of numismatic crime for this one but it certainly is a tempting idea for one looking to sell to a collector who likes his coins shiny and bright and is willing to pay up for them. The toning is too dark for my taste but who am I to tell others what they should like?
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66+, depends on how much the cheek bothered the graders in-hand tilting it under a lamp. Otherwise it is a remarkably clean coin, beautiful example.