Mercateer passing signals, moving up one more
remumc
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Hi Mercateers!
Just a courtsey heads up. I've added a new dime(now 2) which moved me up a place.(now 2) 1927-D in AU55.
Yes Ken, you were correct. Picked up the 20-D MS63 from Alpine. I wanted to get confirmation that I got it before adding it to my set. It is your kind of dime! I will add it tonight.
Also won a NGC MS66 31-S that I will try to cross to PCGS, and I still have my 18-D upgrade from AU58 to MS64 coming.
Marc, sorry, I didn't realize I needed to say goodby to my old neighbor! See ya!
Regards,
Wayne
Just a courtsey heads up. I've added a new dime(now 2) which moved me up a place.(now 2) 1927-D in AU55.
Yes Ken, you were correct. Picked up the 20-D MS63 from Alpine. I wanted to get confirmation that I got it before adding it to my set. It is your kind of dime! I will add it tonight.
Also won a NGC MS66 31-S that I will try to cross to PCGS, and I still have my 18-D upgrade from AU58 to MS64 coming.
Marc, sorry, I didn't realize I needed to say goodby to my old neighbor! See ya!
Regards,
Wayne
Regards,
Wayne
www.waynedriskillminiatures.com
Wayne
www.waynedriskillminiatures.com
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Ken
however due to the happy circumstances congrat's on a nice move upward.
Marc
Congrats! We haven't seen much movement with the Mercs lately. Nice to see some of that movement again.
Tony
President, Racine Numismatic Society 2013-2014; Variety Resource Dimes; See 6/8/12 CDN for my article on Winged Liberty Dimes; Ebay
So that's where the 41-S dime from Ellesmere went! I believe that coin was pictured, right? If it's the one I'm thinking of, it was a very pretty coin. Of ocurse, I presume it's still a pretty coin!
Mark
Regards,
Wayne
Wayne
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Spent over 2 hours searching sites yesterday and did not find a single 40S in 66FB that I liked. Must be a tough date ...Huh ?
Ken
IMHO, the 40-S and the 42-S are both scarce in high grade full bands. I've been hunting a 42-S in 66FB or 67FB for about 3 months. I have a real nice 66FB 40-S. Got it from a guy in Oregon when he had a lapse of reason. You wouldn't like it though, it is nice and white. Has a nice cello slab protector on it. BTW, where do you get those Ken? ;,
Regards,
Wayne
Wayne
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I can find White ones everywhere. The toned ones are more scarce than I thought. Airplanenut (Jeremy) gave me a tip on a Toned 42D last night so I will see what happens with it. In the mean time I bought one that has very light tone. Guess I am getting into 42D's now.
Hey I have another one of those celephane wrapped dimes heading to Texas tomorrow. Man those celephane things seem to shuffle between Oregon and Texas. The wrappers I use to protect the slabs are Baseball Card slips. All slabs fit in them but you have to stretch the top of the wrapper to get a PCGS slab in it. 100 of them for 1 buck. Its my version of the "Slab Caddy" but on a much cheaper scale. Also I can carry more than two dimes in my Caddy's.
Ken
BTW, the 40S is not so common either and correctly tough indeed too.
As long as your still in the neighorhood it s ok!!
Marc
And the hear that a 1918-D was being regraded from an AU58 to MS64 is a very nice move.
I believe that there are many AU58 mercury dimes that are MS coins
I will try to get to the ANA in Baltimore this year and will be looking to add something to my collection maybe
My 18-D was not regraded, I upgraded it, and traded my AU58 18-D dime to another board member for the AU55 27-D I added last night. One new 18-D came into the registry, and it will change 4 sets before the dust settles, mine twice! I agree on your AU assessment. I have several AU coins in my set that IMHO should be MS coins, including the one I just traded off. I probably should have cracked that one and resubmitted it! I think it should have been at least MS62. Colton should be very happy!
Mark,
I don't think this one was pictured, I bought it out of their mail flyer that I receive. I can't believe I got all 3 dimes I wanted. The 41-S has a little die polish on the obverse, it is not what I would call PQ, but is a solid MS67FB dime. The 42 and 45-D were bargains, PQ 67FB coins in every sense of the word!
Ken,
If I can ever afford to upgrade the 20-D to 63 or better full bands, you get first shot at the Alpine one if you want.
Regards,
Wayne
BTW, I have the following PCGS Mercs for sale, first to fellow "mercateers". PM if interested.
1941-S MS66FB
1942-P MS66FB
1945-D MS66FB
Wayne
www.waynedriskillminiatures.com