New grades on Lincolns and one dime, help with Dime price

pow012000 · September 26, 2003 12:37PM

Hello just got the grades today from PCGS, they were sent in on the 25 Aug 03,,,,im not a dime guy, so what do u all think the 1980 MS67 is worth,, it show 24 pop at MS67 and 1 POP at MS68 there are no FB

2003-P 1C MS68RD mmmm
2003-P 1C MS66RD bad
2003-D 1C MS67RD bad
2002-D 1C MS68RD mmmmm
1983-D 1C MS67RD cool
1983-D 1C MS67RD cool
1980 1C MS66RD cool
1980-P 10C MS67 ????
1974 1C MS65RD bad
1974-S 1C MS66RD sweet
1974-S 1C MS66RD sweet
1974-D 1C MS65 bad

pow012000 · September 26, 2003 12:56PM

?please

Placid · September 26, 2003 12:59PM

$75 retail.

Mistercoinman · September 26, 2003 1:48PM

I will give you $35 for it.

Baley · September 26, 2003 1:53PM

I have no idea how to even start to respond to this

onlyroosies · September 26, 2003 3:23PM

$60 - $75 tops.

pow012000 · September 27, 2003 4:56AM

$55 shipped and insured ..any takers?? let me know...thank you for the comments

JohnZ · September 27, 2003 4:58AM

Do you mean "bad" as in "good" or "bad" as in "bad"?

pow012000 · September 27, 2003 5:03AM

BAD as in That sucks......i thought they were higher.....but over all real good 1974s in MS66 are hard to get and the 1980 and 1983 d

cladking · September 27, 2003 5:35AM

The '80-P dime comes nice in the mint set fairly often. MS-65's are nearly common
and the higher grades are relatively easy. They are often seen PL in top grades.
About 5% of these should go MS-66 or better. About 5% of these will be PL. The
problem with the lower grades on these tends to be lots of marking but strike is
often a problem also.

New grades on Lincolns and one dime, help with Dime price

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