New Barber Dime variety for my Showcase set.

DIMEMAN · June 11, 2016 7:18AM

I got this Dime several month ago and just got around to getting the pic done.

Thanks for looking.....comments welcome.

grip · June 11, 2016 7:32AM

The dark spots on the reverse kill it for me...Maybe a dip?

DIMEMAN · June 11, 2016 7:41AM

Originally posted by: grip
The dark spots on the reverse kill it for me...Maybe a dip?

I don't think I want to dip this coin. I don't like dipping and I think it would really mess this coin up. And it is in a PCGS holder. I don't think I have ever cracked out a PCGS coin.

ricko · June 13, 2016 12:04AM

Yep..do not crack it out... those spots look more like grunge than anything damaging.. Cheers, RickO

Treashunt · June 13, 2016 8:56PM

leave it alone

cmerlo1 · June 13, 2016 9:17PM

I like it!

rhedden · June 13, 2016 11:37PM

Variety collectors need detail above all other things. A sharply detailed coins with minor issues is usually preferable to a well-worn coin with wholesome appearance. If the goal of the collection is to study die marriages or assemble varieties with subtle features, the most important thing is that the variety features are clearly visible.

The dark spots don't bother me because most circ. Barber dimes are going to have some crud in between the letters. I'm not a fan of dipped coins.

MFH · June 14, 2016 12:46AM

Jon...that's a nice original coin from what I see in the images.
So glad you're still working on your Birth Year collection.

DIMEMAN · June 14, 2016 12:54AM

Originally posted by: MFH

Jon...that's a nice original coin from what I see in the images.
So glad you're still working on your Birth Year collection.

Mike, you silly guy. That is not my birth year.....it's your graduation from college year.

New Barber Dime variety for my Showcase set.

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