Coins back from NGC, how rare is coin #2 ??

sadysta1

Three coins went to NGC
1. 1929 dime
2. 1941-S dime
3. 1946-S dime

1929 obv
1929 rev
41-S merc dime 1
41-S merc dime 2
46-S dime 1
46-S dime 2
Now for the grades:
Coin 1 is graded MS65, great toning.

Coin 2 is the one I'm curious about: how rare it is and what's the tag value would you put on it.
Threre is a lot going on the holder: coin is graded and attributed 1941-S small S 10c MS-64 FB PL

coin 3 is graded MS-64 (star) FT

NO BODYBAGS!!!!!

dragon

NGC is giving out PL designations on Mercury dimes now??

rwhite

I believe they are giving it out on all business strike coins that deserve it, now.

BigD5

Damn! I don't know! First you have to find the collector looking for a small S type (the large S is the rarer type), with full bands, that cares about the PL designation (this is a common date for PL or semi PL surfaces). My guess is, and this is a pure guess, that you could possibly get $40 for the coin. Bid is under $20 with no extracurricular notations. Double bid may fit the bill. May also be a pipedream.

Wait for the Merc. collectors to jump in

BigD5

By the way, I LOVE that 29! Lovely!

braddick

Because it is new and a bit unusual I'd see "coin number 2" approach $100.00+ and not blink.

Nice, attractive coin.
Down the road the price will settle, of course, but you have a neat conversation piece right now.