Guess the grade, variety & opinions****Grades given
Please give an opinion of which coin you prefer and why you
either like, or dislike it.
Guess the grade of each.
Guess the variety, either Ahwash, or Fortin.


robkool was correct on both grades
Edscoin was correct on coin #2 being a F-102a
Both coins are No Drapery/Large Stars varieties
Both coins are graded by PCGS as MS-62. The #1 coin is a F-114, has mostly brilliant centers and
has numerous die polish lines. There are quite a few contact and slide marks also. This variety has
S1 nearly touching the rock below the crevice and the shield point aligns with the right side of the "1" in the date. The
strike is very good with few if any imperfections.
Coin #2 is in a fourth generation OGH, used from 1990-95 & CAC approved. I believe it's Ahwash-2. This variety
has S1 close to the rock AT the crevice, the shield point aligns with the left side of the first eight in the date and
the reverse is a double die at the bow, left leaves & the O (ne) & D (ime). A die crack developes at the top of
S OF AMER & above A3.
Based upon it's condition, strike, tone and eye appeal I think it grades MS-63. JMHO
Anyone interested further, if you haven't visited this site already, please review this informative guide Dime varieties



Thank you to those who participated.
either like, or dislike it.
Guess the grade of each.
Guess the variety, either Ahwash, or Fortin.


robkool was correct on both grades
Edscoin was correct on coin #2 being a F-102a
Both coins are No Drapery/Large Stars varieties
Both coins are graded by PCGS as MS-62. The #1 coin is a F-114, has mostly brilliant centers and
has numerous die polish lines. There are quite a few contact and slide marks also. This variety has
S1 nearly touching the rock below the crevice and the shield point aligns with the right side of the "1" in the date. The
strike is very good with few if any imperfections.
Coin #2 is in a fourth generation OGH, used from 1990-95 & CAC approved. I believe it's Ahwash-2. This variety
has S1 close to the rock AT the crevice, the shield point aligns with the left side of the first eight in the date and
the reverse is a double die at the bow, left leaves & the O (ne) & D (ime). A die crack developes at the top of
S OF AMER & above A3.
Based upon it's condition, strike, tone and eye appeal I think it grades MS-63. JMHO
Anyone interested further, if you haven't visited this site already, please review this informative guide Dime varieties



Thank you to those who participated.
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first one au53/55
second one at least au58
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First dime is F-114 variety which is early die state of Shattered Obverse #2. The reverse die is typically rusted and has metal flow lines. The posted example is quite nice.
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Must be time for a hint. Both coins are uncirculated and PCGS graded.
R.I.P. Bear
My pick... Coin #2.
Both pieces grade MS62...
R.I.P. Bear
In honor of the memory of Cpl. Michael E. Thompson
Yes Tom, it's the CRO coin.
I can't quite attribute your beautiful coin from the image, which is slightly blurry,
or maybe it's my failing eyes. With so few imperfections I can only guess it's
an EDS of F-111 before the cracks?? But probably wrong. Is there polishing around the
bow?
R.I.P. Bear