Kuul, I have 3 X 1964 full band dimes- never touched, sealed in plastic. Phillys There are stunningly brilliant! Thank you for this info, I would never have known.
Extremely interesting. The band's are tricky as I have seen them GRADED and I was looking at the band's thinking they should have looked more defined. THANK YOU Daniel.
I bought a 1945 Mercury (at least what it said on the PCGS holder graded ms66) that looked like it could possibly be upgraded to full-bands. If it would have it definitely would've been worth the money. Come to find out, PCGS had initially made a clerical error and put 1945 when it was actually a 1943. Thanks for another great video.
Dan, you made a comment in one of your videos about a month ago about social media's impact on numismatics...I am seeing what you commented on over and over how RUclips and other media are helping to boost the industry. Solid observation...
Thanks again, Daniel!! I reckon the FB 1945 Philly Merc is the collection cruncher!😖 But the Merc editor in the Mega Red Book recommends that it would be better to put all the money it would take to get one into a nice selection of other coins!!
I just found a 1940 mercury dime with excellent detail on the back I can see all the ribbons on back the lines in the pole the blade the details in the leaves. Had no idea what it was. I can't believe it. I'm not a coin collector but I do keep any coins I find before my birth year of 77. I have a lot but never looked into what's what. Just saw this dime and was like what the heck is this. Thought is wat foreign for a min. It's kinda discolored and after watching this video it has no mint mark... Should I send it off to be graded?
My LCS does not send off coins for grading, and I'd rather not set up a membership with the top graders...which grade would you then recommend? IGC or ANNACS? I have a few examples that I'd like to send in, just to see what the grading experience is like. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Keep doing what you do👍
Thanks Daniel I early 40's merc's with full band and some with not but are BU ,I feel it's not worth sending the coins in ,I can find graded dimes on eBay and other coin selling sites like you say Daniel find a commen cheap one graded ms 66 and compair to your ungraded ones I've been collecting merc's and Rosie's since I was a kid mostly commen's a few keepers but always great advice Daniel
Good info!! Fyi, I don't know if you know, but the video that bought me to you and made me want to subcribe is the "unsearched" wheat cents rolls video from a few months ago. I did go ahead and pick a random seller on eBay and I bought several rolls for my daughter and I to have fun at Christmas!! I'll let you know if I'm satisfied or disappointed, I'll also give you an idea of what we found in the hunt! I know it's a gamble but it's for entertainment not thinking I'm going to get a 1909S VDB!! Even though that would be 1 in billion shot and I'd welcome it VERY GLADLY!!! Have a GREAT Day!!!!
Hi Dan, I have a 1943 Mercury dime. Full bands(?). Could i possibly send you a picture of my dime.? I would sincerely appericate your knowledge on the value. I also have a couple old pennies, if your willing to take a look at them.? Thank you for your time.
Even among full band Mercury dimes, there is a big variation in quality. If I'm going to pay the premium for Full Bands, I'd expect the bands to be FULLY split, with no waviness or variation in the trough between the bands, AND the bands should be fully rounded and stick up out of the coin. Some full bands Mercury dimes can have a poor strike in other areas or be from a late die state and show mushiness in the rim lettering and metal flow lines. These coins are unacceptable. I think it makes more sense to buy a non-full bands coin that is CLOSE to full bands and also has a good strike in other areas. Sometimes you can get three or more of this type of coin for the price of a graded Full Bands coin. In the future, I think the major grading companies will begin to differentiate between quality Full Bands coins and those which are not. The picky collectors will do well when that happens.
Dear Sir / Madam, I sincerely apologize to all of you, because I am not educated, ignorant and ignorant, posted an incorrect comment. Please forgive me, thank you very much
Good morning Daniel from the shaky side of the country. Full bands, full torch and full bell lines are tough in that they must be fully unbroken and are often not. I have some in Merck’s and a a couple FDR’s and Franklin halves that I cherry picked the slightest break in the lines can disqualify it as full. Thanks for a great video on this subject.
What kills me though James is that you see them graded fb all the time with interrupted bands and the same for fullsteps on the 5c.If i sent one in for grading it would never get the designated fb unless it was perfect,lol.
As someone new to coins this doesn't explain bands nearly enough. I need 101 definitions on the terms FIRST. So, I'll find a different video. You only have info for people who know the terms.
You should never be so dependent on videos to teach you everything, there’s plenty of books and resources to learn what you need to know. You are going to get all kinds of bad information relying on other people so much.
My LCS does not send off coins for grading, and I'd rather not set up a membership with the top graders...which grade would you then recommend? IGC or ANNACS? I have a few examples that I'd like to send in, just to see what the grading experience is like. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Keep doing what you do👍
Kuul, I have 3 X 1964 full band dimes- never touched, sealed in plastic. Phillys There are stunningly brilliant! Thank you for this info, I would never have known.
Extremely interesting. The band's are tricky as I have seen them GRADED and I was looking at the band's thinking they should have looked more defined. THANK YOU Daniel.
They should look like a loaf of fresh bread IMHO. Fully split and rounded for the FSB designation.
I bought a 1945 Mercury (at least what it said on the PCGS holder graded ms66) that looked like it could possibly be upgraded to full-bands. If it would have it definitely would've been worth the money. Come to find out, PCGS had initially made a clerical error and put 1945 when it was actually a 1943. Thanks for another great video.
I love Mercury dimes! Thanks for the video!
What about the 1964 dime. I purchased some dimes, and found many perfect 1964s weird or what?
Thanks for Sharing the information my friend
Nice Job 😊😊😊😊
I would rather have strong obverse hair detail than full bands on the reverse.
Dan, you made a comment in one of your videos about a month ago about social media's impact on numismatics...I am seeing what you commented on over and over how RUclips and other media are helping to boost the industry. Solid observation...
Thank you
I do not have many dimes, The Mercury dime is one of my favorite designs.
I assume you can have a MS 60 Mercury dime with full bands, but still have lots of contact marks?
Thanks again, Daniel!! I reckon the FB 1945 Philly Merc is the collection cruncher!😖 But the Merc editor in the Mega Red Book recommends that it would be better to put all the money it would take to get one into a nice selection of other coins!!
Great video Dan, I love Mercury dimes, I have 4 with FBL I am sending to NGC.
Good stuff Daniel thank you Sir,have a great day
Valuable info for newbies like me. Thank you sir.
Great Information Daniel as always thanks for sharing my friend!!
The Rosie that was graded 68 pcgs price guide said pop was 8 and worth $3,700
I just found a 1940 mercury dime with excellent detail on the back I can see all the ribbons on back the lines in the pole the blade the details in the leaves. Had no idea what it was. I can't believe it. I'm not a coin collector but I do keep any coins I find before my birth year of 77. I have a lot but never looked into what's what. Just saw this dime and was like what the heck is this. Thought is wat foreign for a min. It's kinda discolored and after watching this video it has no mint mark... Should I send it off to be graded?
Where can I sell my full band dimes as a raw coin
My LCS does not send off coins for grading, and I'd rather not set up a membership with the top graders...which grade would you then recommend? IGC or ANNACS? I have a few examples that I'd like to send in, just to see what the grading experience is like. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Keep doing what you do👍
Or is it ICG...noobies right
Thanks Daniel I early 40's merc's with full band and some with not but are BU ,I feel it's not worth sending the coins in ,I can find graded dimes on eBay and other coin selling sites like you say Daniel find a commen cheap one graded ms 66 and compair to your ungraded ones I've been collecting merc's and Rosie's since I was a kid mostly commen's a few keepers but always great advice Daniel
Excellent advice.
I have one Mercury Dime 1940 and one Roosevelt Dime 1978 coin .
Should I get my 1961 Proof dime with full bands graded?
Good info!!
Fyi, I don't know if you know, but the video that bought me to you and made me want to subcribe is the "unsearched" wheat cents rolls video from a few months ago.
I did go ahead and pick a random seller on eBay and I bought several rolls for my daughter and I to have fun at Christmas!! I'll let you know if I'm satisfied or disappointed, I'll also give you an idea of what we found in the hunt! I know it's a gamble but it's for entertainment not thinking I'm going to get a 1909S VDB!! Even though that would be 1 in billion shot and I'd welcome it VERY GLADLY!!!
Have a GREAT Day!!!!
Good to know!
Hi Dan,
I have a 1943 Mercury dime.
Full bands(?).
Could i possibly send you a picture of my dime.?
I would sincerely appericate your knowledge on the value.
I also have a couple old pennies, if your willing to take a look at them.?
Thank you for your time.
l have a 1955ment set I found at a pond shop is it Fack or real is it worth anything
I don't know if it's real or not, check ebay sold auctions. for value
I have 1965,1966,1967 one dime without mint mark how i sell i dont understand
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Daniel will you please put add a r I really appreciate all info
GREAT INFORMATION AGAIN DANIEL.
Thank you
Excellent review.
thank you, lots of help to me.
I have a 43 s rpm 001 with almost full bands only one isn’t full band whcih is the middle
Is it worth to send business dime 1975, Repunch date, DDO, but only microscopic Very Fine FB?
I have a 1916 mercury dime with full bands what would the value be and should I have it graded.
No one can answer your question in YT comments like this.
Even among full band Mercury dimes, there is a big variation in quality. If I'm going to pay the premium for Full Bands, I'd expect the bands to be FULLY split, with no waviness or variation in the trough between the bands, AND the bands should be fully rounded and stick up out of the coin. Some full bands Mercury dimes can have a poor strike in other areas or be from a late die state and show mushiness in the rim lettering and metal flow lines. These coins are unacceptable. I think it makes more sense to buy a non-full bands coin that is CLOSE to full bands and also has a good strike in other areas. Sometimes you can get three or more of this type of coin for the price of a graded Full Bands coin. In the future, I think the major grading companies will begin to differentiate between quality Full Bands coins and those which are not. The picky collectors will do well when that happens.
Merry Christmas to all.
Merry Christmas
Dear Sir / Madam, I sincerely apologize to all of you, because I am not educated, ignorant and ignorant, posted an incorrect comment. Please forgive me, thank you very much
What if it has no bottom band at all and lookes like it never did?
Then it’s normal
Good morning Daniel from the shaky side of the country. Full bands, full torch and full bell lines are tough in that they must be fully unbroken and are often not. I have some in Merck’s and a a couple FDR’s and Franklin halves that I cherry picked the slightest break in the lines can disqualify it as full.
Thanks for a great video on this subject.
What kills me though James is that you see them graded fb all the time with interrupted bands and the same for fullsteps on the 5c.If i sent one in for grading it would never get the designated fb unless it was perfect,lol.
What is AU grade means?
As someone new to coins this doesn't explain bands nearly enough. I need 101 definitions on the terms FIRST. So, I'll find a different video. You only have info for people who know the terms.
You should never be so dependent on videos to teach you everything, there’s plenty of books and resources to learn what you need to know. You are going to get all kinds of bad information relying on other people so much.
Yes 1943 dime full band
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"An" r ?
for sale one dime 1983
I have ONE dime 1975 no s # and 6 pieces new 2 pence 1971 # and five CENTS 1964
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i will not submit. ever.
My LCS does not send off coins for grading, and I'd rather not set up a membership with the top graders...which grade would you then recommend? IGC or ANNACS? I have a few examples that I'd like to send in, just to see what the grading experience is like. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Keep doing what you do👍
ANACS