Questionable 16-D merc...looks cleaned, but
KollectorKing
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is it a genuine 16-D
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=41091&item=3938768452&rd=1
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=41091&item=3938768452&rd=1
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He also has a 1918/7-S quarter he claims to have bought from a homeless man!!!! Hmmm, big stories to sell his coins.
FrederickCoinClub
The "D" is too far away from the branch and the "D" looks too clean for my liking.
I'm no expert, but back in 1987, my dad got burned by an "added D" 1916 merc. My dad got burned for $270. He passed away two years later. I didn't find out about the dime until 2000 when it got BB'd on my first ever TPG submission (PCGS).
I could be wrong, but at the current bid of $3150, I have a sad feeling someone is going to be burned bigtime.
Photos of the 2006 Boston Massacre
<< <i>I really can't tell. The D is in a correct position for 1 of the 4 locations, but looks like it is the wrong type. I also have to ask why are there 3 pictures of the obverse and only 1 of the reverse??? The cleaning scares me too. One was to hide tool marks, soddering, or glue is to clean the coin. I don't buy the story of accidently forgetting the coin. This is one of the #1 counterfieted coins. Most 1916-D are AG/G coins or are UNC. Very few can be found in VF- EF. It is not unusual to find counterfeits in these grades.
He also has a 1918/7-S quarter he claims to have bought from a homeless man!!!! Hmmm, big stories to sell his coins. >>
I was unaware that there were 4 positions for the "D".
Photos of the 2006 Boston Massacre
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FrederickCoinClub