1958-D Full Band Roosevelt Dime

CarlWohlforth · November 26, 2003 2:06AM

This one graded 67 FB, one of 27 with 2 higher. I would think a coin with a low population like that should be worth a lot. But maybe 27 is enough to satisfy the demands of the serious Roosey Regsitry set collector?

Thoughts? Comments?

This one has neat color (lime green and iridescent red) if you catch the light right.

onlyroosies · November 26, 2003 2:16AM

"But maybe 27 is enough to satisfy the demands of the serious Roosey Regsitry set collector?"

Carl, A pop of 10 is plenty to satisfy the demand "Right Now". If the pop doesn't change dramatically
over the course of a couple years then the prices will continue to rise as new collectors come into
the market. 58D's come nice and yours looks great. You should have no problem selling it, I would
recommend keeping it and starting a set if you don't already have one started.

Onlyroosies

XpipedreamR · November 26, 2003 3:17AM

I like it!!!

Too bad I'm sure I can't aford it right now

Colorfulcoins · November 26, 2003 7:46AM

Carl, I've sold 58d's for $225 that were pretty and I've sold them for as little as $85. I believe Nick is right, once a coin pop goes over 10, the prices start declining and they essentially start getting really flat once a coin get over 20 pieces. I'd estimate a common MS67FB with a pop of 25-30 is probably a $100 - 125 coin. Depending upon the toning, it could add or detract from the price. Another example is a 59D MS67FB which recently sold on ebay for $73 and I think its also about the same pop. Even a pop 50 1950D MS67FB sells for $65-100 on ebay as Goldberg has been selling a bunch of white ones. Good Luck,

CarlWohlforth · November 26, 2003 7:52AM

Thanks for the input. I'd rather get closer to $200 than to $85 but guess that is a reasonable range for this coin.

How about a '51-S in 67 FB? Isn't that a pop 12 with 3 higher? The first photo isn't that great.

coingame2000 · November 26, 2003 2:38PM

Craig,

Don't you have an exceptionally beautiful PCGS MS67FB 1958-D Roosevelt dime? Oh, go ahead and post a pic and make 'em drool.

Mike

CarlWohlforth · November 26, 2003 11:08PM

Mike: Craig has a photo in his Registry set so I've already drooled

Mine has similar colors but his are bright and just jump out. I really enjoyed looking through Craig's set, there are many colorful jewels there.

Waldo · November 26, 2003 11:18PM

<< <i>Thanks for the input. I'd rather get closer to $200 than to $85 but guess that is a reasonable range for this coin.

How about a '51-S in 67 FB? Isn't that a pop 12 with 3 higher? The first photo isn't that great.

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remumc · November 27, 2003 11:28PM

Nice dimes Carl!

Regards,

Wayne

fcloud · November 28, 2003 10:54PM

Nice 51-S!

docday2003 · November 28, 2003 11:54PM

ttt

Colorfulcoins · November 29, 2003 12:31AM

A pretty 1958D PCGS MS67FB........yes Mike, I do have a pretty one (I think)......but my photography leaves something to be desired !

Colorfulcoins · November 29, 2003 12:38AM

And a few more 1958D's in MS67FB.........

AKrick · November 29, 2003 1:29AM

Here's another 58d Colorfulcoins sold to me. Oh I'm sorry this is a Roosie thread.

58d PCGS MS67

Colorfulcoins · November 29, 2003 2:46AM

Quarter guys..........oh well, I have a nice 58D quarter to!

sinin1 · November 29, 2003 3:51AM

Akrick, thats a nice one - does it have the FB (full beak) designation? or slabbed by wrong company for that

Fairlaneman · November 29, 2003 6:31AM

58D Roosie. Here is the one I picked up today. Man these are hard to get a good picture of.

Ken

TAP444 · November 30, 2003 12:26AM

very nice ken

itsnotjustme · November 30, 2003 1:55AM

Neat color!

jacktheknife · November 30, 2003 7:28AM

ttt

CarlWohlforth · November 30, 2003 10:47PM

Well, there are more replies to this thread than I expected

Anyway I have listed those Roosies on eBay, including a few others. Please click the link in my sig line if interested.

1951-S MS 67 FB
1955-D MS 67 FB
1958-D MS 67 FB

Mistercoinman · December 1, 2003 7:34AM

Those are some nice coins Carl, you should start your own set.

CarlWohlforth · December 1, 2003 10:27PM

<< <i>Those are some nice coins Carl, you should start your own set >>

Well if I did start my own set I'd really want some of those coins I already sold!!!

I keep getting sidetracked and starting a Roosevelt set is very tempting too. My type set is at the stage where additions are few and far between.

Now I just have to keep saying to myself: "focus, focus, focus...."

Stooge · December 2, 2003 12:49PM

Carl,
If you start a Roosie set, we will welcome you with open arms!!!

Later,
Paul B. Gunsallus

Colorfulcoins · December 2, 2003 1:06PM

More Roosies....More Roosies........ More Roosies.......now chant with me.

I'll tell you all, the Roosie guys are taking the lead in keeping this Registry Forum alive. And what's more, all the players acknowledge and HELP the others.......and know what, NO CLOSED SETS. How about them apples?

bushmaster8 · December 2, 2003 10:34PM

Yes, I have noticed the comraderie among roosie guys too. Kind of makes you feel all warm and fuzzy doesn't it?

I think we would make FDR proud!