First success with dimes!

[Spartcom5]

Picked up $350 cwr and 1 box of dimes the other day. Came out with a 64 P, 46 D, and a 50 S from the cwr
Only one 64 D from the box. This is my best dime hunt I have gotten! Unfortunately the 50 S is not in great condition but i dont know how grading works anyways

 

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[Keppy]

Well you did good ..I have no idea on grading either .. I have had really poor luck with crh ..

 

[Spartcom5]

Any idea on grading? Worth anymore than the silver value?

 

[Liu21]

worth only silver value, bud....

 

[Spartcom5]

worth only silver value, bud....

Even with the low montage numbers? :/ also have you found any proof dimes? Do you only check the rims?

 

[Keppy]

Like i said i have no idea on grading … But i do know that is only silver value …

 

[Spartcom5]

Like i said i have no idea on grading … But i do know that is only silver value …

Dang

 

[CW3(ret) US Army]

Picked up $350 cwr and 1 box of dimes the other day. Came out with a 64 P, 46 D, and a 50 S from the cwr
Only one 64 D from the box. This is my best dime hunt I have gotten! Unfortunately the 50 S is not in great condition but i dont know how grading works anyways

Congrats on the silver. It's always nice to get silver from either cwr or mwr. Go to your local library reference desk, ask them for the red book on US coins. In the book in the front of each section it describes the coin & gives you different grading for each coin. It also gives you the mintage for each coin. If you want you can go to your local coin store & buy a copy of the book there. It comes in either hard cover or paperback. The paperback is cheaper. I use a 2010 edition myself.
HH
Gary

 

[fistfulladirt]

That is a tough date to find. If it were AU you might double your money over melt value.

 

[kingskid1611]

I'd take it anyway I could get it.....

 

[Joe777Cool]

Congrats on the silver. It's always nice to get silver from either cwr or mwr. Go to your local library reference desk, ask them for the red book on US coins. In the book in the front of each section it describes the coin & gives you different grading for each coin. It also gives you the mintage for each coin. If you want you can go to your local coin store & buy a copy of the book there. It comes in either hard cover or paperback. The paperback is cheaper. I use a 1910 edition myself.
HH
Gary

so how so you look up coins 1911 and newer?

 

[Dozer D]

I'm sure CW3 meant to say the "2010- Edition". Local coin shops usually have older out-dated RED BOOKS for reduced sale if your only looking for the basics of grading coins.

 

[CW3(ret) US Army]

so how so you look up coins 1911 and newer?

Thanks for the catch. I've corrected the date to 2010 edition. If you look at the time I did the post it was after 1 in the morning & my editing ability wasn't up to its usual sharpness (lol).
HH
Gary

 

[Dozer D]

To CW3-US ARMY: what was your MOS as a CW3? I myself was a 1LT.US Army Corps of Engineers. Yours ?