Opinion 1916 D Mercury Dime
Gothat3rs
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Found this fir quite a bit cheaper then what it looks like there selling for
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Gothat3rs
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altered d i think
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How can you tell, ?
A superpower called, "vision."
peacockcoins
counterfeit
where is it being sold?
Looks bogus here as well
Just a private party deal. I met the guy and just took the pictures suddenly not buy cause im reading theres lots of fakes out there
1916 d dimes are the most, but not only, counterfeited mercury dime there is
The D mint mark was made using the same D punch on the 1916-D dime and 1914-D cent. Just look at the mint mark on the first two genuine photos of the 1914-D cent and 1916-D dime followed by your non-genuine example and the difference in the mint mark is quite clear.
just to be safe get pictures before you meet the person inside the police office
It's a counterfeit.
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Heck, it’s a federal crime, get a mug shot if you’re in the police “office”.
i would have said station, but i wanted to emphasize the "inside" part instead of the parking lot option
Definitely a fake coin. Chinese - there are plenty of them on ebay all the time.
Someone trying to sell you a '16-D "fir quite a bit cheaper then what it looks like there selling for" is a definite red flag.
Whoever is careless with the truth in small matters cannot be trusted with important matters.
This is certainly a counterfeit 1916-D Mercury dime as those before me have stated that. The D mint mark is not the correct known style and or the correct position on the coin. That D mint mark should have been your first clue that this was a fake. Steer clear of that coin and especially the seller. Buy a graded coin from a reputable dealer. If the deals too good to be true, then it’s no deal.
Im steering clear. Already messaged dude and told him
It doesn’t look like an altered D - it looks like a counterfeit coin.
Mark Feld* of Heritage Auctions*Unless otherwise noted, my posts here represent my personal opinions.