Spin Off on the 1864 Dime Post What would PCGS Grade this 1844 Dime?
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Given the liberal opinions on the 64 dime I thought I would post this! 1844 Dime
It has been offered for awhile so I am curious what the folks here think!
Given the liberal opinions on the 64 dime I thought I would post this! 1844 Dime
It has been offered for awhile so I am curious what the folks here think!
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The photos leave a bit to be desired. The right OBV field and left OBV field might have an "X" and the REV seems to have an "X" and then it is hard to tell what is going on in other areas. Better photos might yield better opinions.
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<< <i>It's probably the pic, but I don't like this dime as much as the 1864. >>
While I have my 44 in hand...from the pictures I'll take mine any day of the week. Dang I need to get better with these smaller coins! Don't have a problem with my Half's!
In its defense the MS-66 graded example that is on "Coin Facts" has the same sort "watery" look on Ms. Liberty's seated portrait, but the color of this piece looks fishy to me. There is nothing original about the color.
It might be combination of the date state and cleaning, but buy my advice from the picture would be "Run Forest run!"
Yes...the 44's came out in droves but they were all lower grades and many with problems. The 44 is still a tough coin at this grade level!
That being said there's not much out there that age that hasn't been monkeyed with to some degree.