Quarter free grading

ddbird

Would a 78 cc morgan count for this since it was the end of the business strike trade dollars or not?

jdimmick

I would say Yes, becuase thier is a 78-cc trade(BS) and a 78-cc Morgan$.

Here is one question that I have not been able to get answered: Does the mintmark play a role in whether or not a coin can be considered such as the 16-d mercury dime. The 16-p and the 16-s would be acceptable becuase both of these were made with the barber design and the merc design, however, thier is no 16-d barber dime, therefore IMO, the 16-d merc does not count.

I would like to get a answer from PCGS, as I have a 16-d i would like to submit for regrade if its acceptable to do so?

jim

ddbird

I was wondering if the mm mattered also. Anyone know?

XpipedreamR

<< <i>I would say Yes, becuase thier is a 78-cc trade(BS) and a 78-cc Morgan$.

Here is one question that I have not been able to get answered: Does the mintmark play a role in whether or not a coin can be considered such as the 16-d mercury dime. The 16-p and the 16-s would be acceptable becuase both of these were made with the barber design and the merc design, however, thier is no 16-d barber dime, therefore IMO, the 16-d merc does not count.

I would like to get a answer from PCGS, as I have a 16-d i would like to submit for regrade if its acceptable to do so?

jim >>












Geez...I never thought of that. That would be really picky on their part!

jdimmick

I posted it to the Tuesday night forum, maybe we can get a definite answer. Depending on thier answer, it may affect a few more examples of coins that will likely be submitted:

1938-d Buffalo or 38-d Jefferson only as No 38-P or 38-s made in Buff series.