Numismatics

Too support this site click on this link   http://mellowads.com/8pCjB 1913-s 300 dollars good 1921-s 45 dollars good  1924-s 10 dollars good 1 926-s 16 dollars good     BU/unc Reverse BU AU Reverse EF full horn Fine NOT full horn GOOD NO horn visible

                           best mercury dime dates                     1916-D value $600 at good                                  1921-p  value  $25 good                               1921-D value   $50 good                     dates 1935 and older are worth 2 dollars or more  each if they are culls or junk. 1936 and older are worth at least scrap silver pirce.                   grading mercury dimes!   BU/unc AU/ almost unc/  loss of most mint luster and little bit of wear EF40 or extra fine, The coin overall looks good to the eye but has some noticeable wear   Veryfine, the hair higher than libertys ears is worn   liberty wings are more worn than the above grade.   GOOD the coin is very worn to fit in this grade the date and letters must be readable!                                  Reverse                                          coming soon!       

1909s no vdb  a good  key date  value is $60 1909s vdb is the majoy key date of the series ,  at g4 valued at $500-550 dollars retail 1914d  another good key date too have . Valued at $150 dollars at g4 1915s a more common key date but valued at $20 dollars at g4 1931s  a good  key date, valued at $120dollars at g4 1940s to 1950s is worth bulk price unless high grade like over ms60 and bulk price is about 3.5 cents wholesale and retail is 10 cents   how to grade the wheat cent is below from obv 1st and than reverse later   BU/ unc  No wear at all. >   AU barely noticeable wear on higher AU grades  AU= almost unc                   Extra fine or EF  Very fine notice the wear on linc jaw? grade on this one is called fine and notice the wear on linc  upper collar little bit left on the his tie? good is the grade for the above coin.No hair at all on the bottom part.                     REVERSE    PHOTOS