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DEEP seated dime today.

lostlake88

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1876 seated dime at about 10". The park in which it was found is POUNDED_ POUNDED_POUNDED. Just curious, how would this likely grade? I know it's not close to AU, I am thinking more along the lines of Fine. Thanks
 

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Can't help you with the grade. But a beautiful coin.
Congrats,
Bunker
 
Very Nice Dime!! ... and a great yr
 
Wow great looking seated LostLake.

Congrats.

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Great looking dime. I agree that it could be fine or better
 
Very nice coin, but there are scratches across the head and body of the seated lady, and the general obverse is worn to where you can't see any of the hair of facial details, so most likely not AU, maybe fine but i am no expert of course :read2:
but still an amazing coin :hello2:
 
Beautiful dime :thumbsup:
 
Here is a great site that you can check the grade at. They have pictures, so that you can decide what grade you likely have. I would put it at VF....but that is without seeing the back.
http://www.pcgs.com/Photograde/#
 
Sure is a Purdy one LL.....I'm going with "Fine" :thumbsup:
 
good coin ...congrats ! :thumbsup:
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alot of nice details if it had more on the face it could be extra fine
 
Definatly VF 20, nice dime, kane 23
 
Great looking seated, congrats
 
Boy! that's a nice coin - One to keep!
 
TEXAN Connection said:
Nice,,, I bet it was bit iffy????

It was iffy in one direction and strong in the other. Switched coils recently and have been pulling deeper coins. thanks.
 
I have Ruddy's Photograde. The key ingredient for grading a seated liberty dime as fine is a complete LIBERTY visible on the shield. This coin has that easily. But I can't say for certain because I have no idea what the reverse looks like. Assuming the reverse is similar, it would grade Fine 12 (MS12) at a minimum, and possibly Very Fine 20 (MS20).
 
Excellent find. Congrats!!
 
Sweet!! Deep silver from a Minelab user!!!
 

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