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Well, I did it -- pulled the trigger on a nice 16-D Merc
mercurydimeguy
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It's not MS and FB, but for now (and for some foreseeable future), it will fit nicely with my set 
It's as nice of a dime as I could afford at this moment, and in what I believe to be very solid for the grade holder (and in an old green holder, which I personally like).
The reverse of the slab has a little scratch around 2 o'clock and the obverse around 3 o'clock, but other than that it is what it is.
It's as nice of a dime as I could afford at this moment, and in what I believe to be very solid for the grade holder (and in an old green holder, which I personally like).The reverse of the slab has a little scratch around 2 o'clock and the obverse around 3 o'clock, but other than that it is what it is.
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Dave
You'll never be sorry!
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That's one nice coin. Way to go!
YJ
Thank you all -- I am truly just thrilled!! to own a 16-D in this nice of grade.
Opportunities to get a nice dime like this don't come by that often, so I dug deep and just had to pull the trigger
The Ludlow Brilliant Collection (1938-64)
WS
You done good!
Jim
Your 16-D is quite original, so nice! Many being offered at this time are cleaned and "currated" beyond belief. The pictured piece is definitely a "keeper." Congrats, again, on a great aquisition.
YJ
President, Racine Numismatic Society 2013-2014; Variety Resource Dimes; See 6/8/12 CDN for my article on Winged Liberty Dimes; Ebay
My hand is still shaking and the ringing in my ears still has not subsided
This was no .22 caliber cap gun -- I'm talking a Clint Eastwood .44 Magnum. Those who have taken the plunge, I'm honored to be in the club
Congrads!
David
Al