I met this buxom longhaired chick at a show today, and brought her home...

coindeuce

Should I let her stay the night? Feel free to GTG. She is wearing our hosts designer plastic.

OldEastside

And when you turn her over she's spread........ ah nevah mind

Steve

F12 and a little to old for ya

TURBO

I would break her out and fondle her!!

messydesk

I wouldn't kick her out of bed for eating crackers.

bosco5041

F-12 lot of hair detail but as usual the rims are weak. She sure is petty though.

SkyMan

An oldie but goodie.

coindeuce

<< <i>F-12 lot of hair detail but as usual the rims are weak. She sure is petty though. >>



Ohhh, now you've gone and hurt my feelings. She is not petty. She is lovable though. And she is less troublesome than my Puerto Rican buddy Alfonso XIII , who I kicked to curb in favor of Miss Liberty since he was just a young punk at 117.

WTCG

Only if you like them old and worn. I know coin guys get desperate but...

notwilight

Do you think buxom is a compliment? I thought it was until I used it to describe a girlfriend I once had....yep, she's past tense now. --Jerry

bidask

looks crusty....I guess VG 10

AUandAG

Hope she got pregnant and gives you lots of little ones!

bob

LanceNewmanOCC

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i like those gals from the early 19th century

get some smelling salts and a heater....
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coindeuce

I was hoping that Stone, or Realone would be around to pump me up a bit. Guess not. For the guesses already made... The weak strike in the periphery is a known characteristic of the '07 dimes.

Moldnut

An interesting issue that I have seen graded all over the place. Ill put up a pic of my G6 in a bit.

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AnkurJ

Looks like a Fine 12 to me. Im not a fan of the uneven strike though.

Moldnut

Gold sticker anyone? Maybe not, but still strong

COALPORTER

"the girls all get preatier near closing time"

PerryHall

<< <i>"the girls all get preatier near closing time" >>



They are 2's at 10 and 10's at 2.

coindeuce

Moldnut, thanks for posting your coin. There are a few subtle differences between our examples. I'm not going to try to convince anyone here beyond a shadow of doubt as to the real grade of my coin as I see it. I saw it raw (2X2 labeled Fine) last fall, and offered to buy it on the condition that it make no less than VG10 in our hosts holder. So when it was offered to me in the current holder at Fine value, I couldn't just wave it off. I suspect that many others could not either.

Moldnut

As you know this issue suffers from worn,bulging dies that were also heavily clashed thus making it very difficult to put an accurate grade as I've mentioned earlier.

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joebb21

I was going to say vf20

coindeuce

The feature of my coin that got my undivided attention immediately is the fact that the obverse high points (design relief) on the portrait of Liberty still have an entirely natural color to them, with only an ever so faint appearance of the beginning of that pasty white look of "circulated cameo" that some enjoy, others not so. Pay particular attention to the forehead, chin and drapery near the right shoulder. This is the key in distinguishing the difference between my coin and Moldnut's coin. The obverse is typically weighted more heavily on this issue in the grading process, thus my comments. In addition, notice that on reverse of my coin, the eagle's right wing tip (viewing left) is fully outlined yet, despite being at the upper portion of the weakly struck periphery on both sides. Subtle details like this on this issue make a huge difference in grade.

USMoneylover

She's a beauty, congrats!

Baley

Nice coin, wanted to say "fine" based on the central details, but it's tough with the left obv stars and UNITED so weak, so my first impresion was VG10

I've considered this one as Fine, with an above average strike for the date