1937-d three leg (update)
fishteeth
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Update: Coin just got back from PCGS where it graded as an EF45. Most were right on
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Update: Coin just got back from PCGS where it graded as an EF45. Most were right on
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Looks XF45 to me.
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-Paul
President, Racine Numismatic Society 2013-2014; Variety Resource Dimes; See 6/8/12 CDN for my article on Winged Liberty Dimes; Ebay
<< <i>PCGS graded this one as VF30 that one is easily 40 or 45!
Is that some doubling I see in the "3"?
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<< <i>XF40.....always in demand, even if a bit overrated......look for the 3 dots of pee-pee (i'm being serious) >>
Yup. It's actually a die crack.
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I'd ever consider making an offer on that coin.
bob
These almost always look awful. This is a very nice specimen.
if you give her xf $$ for it she should be pretty happy i guess
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I guess I'd never get hired as modern-day grader.
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