Graded 2009 Dimes - SMS68 NGC - Anybody have access to NGC Census reports?
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Re: Graded 2009 Dimes - Business Strike or Satin
No - Really - I'm asking the group - WHY? Anybody know? I know the mintage is very low this year on the Roosevelt dime. But $50 for a ms68 Dime - is it worth it?
No - Really - I'm asking the group - WHY? Anybody know? I know the mintage is very low this year on the Roosevelt dime. But $50 for a ms68 Dime - is it worth it?
Siegfried Schlagrule
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The first coins available always draw a high price. Sometimes
its just for bragging rights and other times its out of curiousity.
Wait a few months and those same identical coins will sell for a
lot less money. siegfried schlagrule
its just for bragging rights and other times its out of curiousity.
Wait a few months and those same identical coins will sell for a
lot less money. siegfried schlagrule
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It may have to do with mintage numbers being lower for 2009 dimes, supposedly it will be the lowest number minted since the 1950's.
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Production figures for the 2009-D dime are lower than usual but still stand at 49,500,000 as of October. Hardly a low number and hardly worth what people are paying. If I were to collect these coins I would certainly wait for the initial hype to die down and most likely save a lot of money.
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