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Mercury dime find
PTVETTER
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I am looking at a Mercury dine (1927- S PCGS MS 65FB and what to my surprise a 1945 PCGS MS65FB sitting along side of it. Don't see many Fo those nowadays.
Talked with the wife and will most likely pick up the 1927- S. Doesn't fill a blank spot but is an upgrade.
Pat Vetter,Mercury Dime registry set,1938 Proof set registry,Pat & BJ Coins:724-325-7211
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Pic of 45-P Bands please
a real 45 FSB in any mint state is a very very tough coin.
My 45-P Gold
Look how "meh" the Bands are on a Gold for this Date.
I know, only a 65, but "Gold" should be somewhat of a guide.
Just goes to show how rare FSB really are for the 45-P.
Those center bands certainly do not appear split... I assume that is your point...Other than that, I do agree with the gold sticker... very nice Merc. Cheers, RickO
Just making a point by showing how my 45 got a Gold with bands that are mushy like this. Shows how hard FB are on this date.
Getting a gold sticker has nothing to do with the coin having bands or not having bands. It has to do with the fact that it exceeded CAC's grading standards and they think it is better than ms65.
Any one interested in BUYING the 1945 PCGS MS65FB
I had photos on my phone I can email to you.
Please let Angel Dee that you are being referred by me,, it will help me in the further !
I think that 45 warrants the desirable NB designation for "absolutely no bands at all."
rainbowroosie April 1, 2003
Just to make it clear the photo in this post is NOT the one I am talking about