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Apr 28, 2012, 06:04 AM
#21
 Originally Posted by CousinEddie
Would this be considered a "banner" find?
Its a very nice coin, but those that have been on here awhile like to see the dirty coin in the hole or before cleaning. It increases your chance of votes, however with new ownership of Tnet you may make it.
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Apr 28, 2012 06:04 AM
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Apr 28, 2012, 06:10 AM
#22
Awesome score on the capped liberty dime
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Apr 28, 2012, 07:18 AM
#23
 Clark and Ellen's cousin
 Originally Posted by CRUSADER
Its a very nice coin, but those that have been on here awhile like to see the dirty coin in the hole or before cleaning. It increases your chance of votes, however with new ownership of Tnet you may make it.
I was thinking more because of the condition. I have seen many other dimes like this one around the hunting sites, so I know the find of the coin itself isn't very rare. Unforunately for some, there was no real dirt on this coin. It came out of very rich, loosed soil, so I literally just brushed of the dirt that was stuch between the starts with water and a soft toothbrush. I was VERY surprised by the condition and when I saw the age. i don't really care if it made it to "banner" status, i was just curious. Thanks for the info.
Not All Who Wander Are Lost...
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Apr 28, 2012, 07:21 AM
#24
 Clark and Ellen's cousin
 Originally Posted by FoundInNC
Good thing I wouldn't take it to Ebay, hahaha!! Most of the online coin places I have seen this coin in this condition are getting a dcent amount of cash.
http://www.collectorscorner.com/Cate....aspx?catId=94
http://www.coinworld.com/buy-coins/c...es/bust-dimes/
Guess it just takes the right collector? Oh well, not gonna' sell it anytime soon.
Here's one that ACTUALLY SOLD. Mine is nicer... http://www.davidlawrence.com/invento...s/lotid/721250
Last edited by CousinEddie; Apr 28, 2012 at 07:47 AM.
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Apr 28, 2012, 07:37 AM
#25
 My Find of a Lifetime!
Nice coin. how did you clean it?
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Apr 28, 2012, 07:48 AM
#26
 Clark and Ellen's cousin
Pretty much came out of the ground that way. I used some hot, soapy, water and a soft toothbrush to get some of the dirt off that was between the stars/date and the eagles wings on the back.
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Apr 28, 2012, 07:48 AM
#27
Congrats on the Bust dime and finding one in that kind of shape (crisp) is almost unreal, way to go!!!!
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Apr 28, 2012, 09:29 AM
#28
 Originally Posted by CousinEddie
The last link shows a coin that has been "slabbed" or was rated and encased by Third-Party Coin Grading | Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC). It's just a third party rating agency to help authenticate and rate a coin. This can greatly increase the sale amount. Others on here can speak more knowledgeably about it.
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Apr 28, 2012, 10:13 AM
#29
I would recommend never taking a toothbrush to silver coins. Well maybe a silver roosie that's just worth silver. That can put fine small scratches called hairlines in the metal that mess up the surfaces and reduce value. I've had success just loading up the coin with soap and letting it lift the dirt off. Maybe very light dabbing or a soak in oil. You never want to rub
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Apr 28, 2012, 10:13 AM
#30
 Momma Said I Was Born To Dig.
 Originally Posted by CousinEddie
Yours is cleaned, therefore you would be lucky to get $30.00. If you send it in to PCGS they WILL be able to tell that is has fine scratches from a toothbrush. I see it all the time. 99% of dug coins that get slabbed are graded "Cleaned" or "Environmental Damage". This drastically takes away from the value. Your coin is at BEST ef-40. Look them up. Books and charts are just for reference, Ebay is the real market.
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Apr 28, 2012, 02:05 PM
#31
 Clark and Ellen's cousin
 Originally Posted by FoundInNC
Yours is cleaned, therefore you would be lucky to get $30.00. If you send it in to PCGS they WILL be able to tell that is has fine scratches from a toothbrush. I see it all the time. 99% of dug coins that get slabbed are graded "Cleaned" or "Environmental Damage". This drastically takes away from the value. Your coin is at BEST ef-40. Look them up. Books and charts are just for reference, Ebay is the real market.
Dude, you are like Bazinga!! STAY AWAY FROM ME!! Just so you know, Mr.KNow it all, I was offer quite a bit of cash for it from a local collector, even though it was cleaned, and it was waaaaaaay more than $30. He told me about how to NEVER clean coins the way that I did. SO...even CLEANED, I was offered close to 9x's the amount that you are claiming to be worth. Aren't you the same guy that got "scammed" into digging a friggin shooting range because you thought it was "civil war" area? You dug a shooting range for 7 hours, hahaha!! Should have got some backbone and walked away from the guy that was pulling your prick. Don't think I'm gonna' be taking advice from you. Are you gonna' troll all of my posts and try to knock all of my finds? I'm gonna' tell you what I'd told that miserable prick Bazinga...Screw off.
Last edited by CousinEddie; Apr 28, 2012 at 02:17 PM.
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Apr 28, 2012, 02:14 PM
#32
 Clark and Ellen's cousin
 Originally Posted by testing123
I would recommend never taking a toothbrush to silver coins. Well maybe a silver roosie that's just worth silver. That can put fine small scratches called hairlines in the metal that mess up the surfaces and reduce value. I've had success just loading up the coin with soap and letting it lift the dirt off. Maybe very light dabbing or a soak in oil. You never want to rub
Thank you!! I went to a collector with this coin today and he said that I did kill the value somewhat by hitting it with that tooth brush. He still offered me quite a decent amount of $$$ for it, so my tooth brush must have not done too much damage.
This paragraph is NOT directed towards you....:
I'm gonna' stop coming to this website. I've had to explain myself in this place more than I have in my whole life. Some people are just miserable *******s that take joy in trying to steal away someone's happiness in good finds. I'm very new to this hobby and apparently not doing too bad. For those that like to act like they know it all, you come off as pathetic. When some "expert" tells me that my coin, that I was offered almost close to 9x's the amount for, is only worth $30 it shows me that either you are clueless or jealous. I took that thing to a guy that has been collecting coins for 40 YEARS and he said it was in AMAZING condition even with the fine toothbrush scrapes (There aren't many). So, I'm going to go be happy with my finds and continue to finds good stuff while some of you sspend your time questioning and trying to tear down others.
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Apr 28, 2012, 02:23 PM
#33
 Clark and Ellen's cousin
I know what the problem is FoundInNC....Is it that I found a BETTER looking Bust dime? Looks like you stabbed yours about 5 times with your Lesche. Jealousy is a weaks man way to try and feel better about himself. I'm outta' here...someone can delete my posts if they want.
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Apr 28, 2012, 02:28 PM
#34
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Apr 28, 2012, 02:34 PM
#35
 Originally Posted by CousinEddie
I know what the problem is FoundInNC....Is it that I found a BETTER looking Bust dime? Looks like you stabbed yours about 5 times with your Lesche. Jealousy is a weaks man way to try and feel better about himself. I'm outta' here...someone can delete my posts if they want.
chill out, I've had far worse, whats your beef? If you know, then whats the prob?
TOO BUSY TO DETECT, YOU'RE TOO BUSY!!!
'No good comes from thinking about how much time we waste detecting, as wasted time is good soul time' - me 25/06/08
How do you find Gold coins? Reply: 'By finding lots of Silver ones..'
A real man thinks about detecting every 6 seconds.
'They look over their shoulder, I look to the ground.' 30/09/12
We can not understand ourselves unless we understand our HISTORY.
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Apr 28, 2012, 02:38 PM
#36
 It's there,you just gotta look for it!
 Originally Posted by CousinEddie
I know what the problem is FoundInNC....Is it that I found a BETTER looking Bust dime? Looks like you stabbed yours about 5 times with your Lesche. Jealousy is a weaks man way to try and feel better about himself. I'm outta' here...someone can delete my posts if they want.
Don't let the peanut gallery tweak you Eddie I want to see what you find next.What was the area you found the dime in? Just curious.
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Apr 28, 2012, 03:25 PM
#37
 Getting elbow deep.
Cousin Ed.. Chill out a sec and enjoy that coin! Nice find. Hope to see another!
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