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BUST DIMES
Early and Bust dimes are one of our
specialties. We have
an 1802 in VF in a rare die state,
a few dates from 1798 to 1803 in
low grades, several 1809's,
an
1814 STATESOFAMERICA
in PCGS AU-58! plus others for both 1814 and 1820, 1821 JR-2
and JR-3, 1822,
1824/2, 1828 Large Date, 1833 JR-7, 1834 JR-3, some sets of cuds in varying die
states,
and some high-grade PCGS coins. We are especially pleased to have some
lower grade examples of R-3 thru R-6 varieties for collectors with a budget. Please take the
opportunity to select from multiples of many of the rare varieties. We would like to
acquire dimes such as 1804, 1809, 1822, and any R-6 or rarer varieties.
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1798/7 Dime, 16 stars,
JR-1, R3, Fr-2 obv. / VG-10 rev. Only the 8 is visible in the
date, but that is enough to tell that the coin is an 1798/7.
The reverse is always stronger than the obverse on this variety. |
$299 was 349
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1801 Dime, JR-1 R-4, AG-3
obv. / AG-3+ rev., full date.
LOWERED PRICE
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$650 was 725
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1802
Dime, JR-4 R-4, VLDS with obverse retained cud over star 7 and LIBE(RTY),
Fine with some scratches. Very rare die state; according
to Price there are less than 10 known with the die crack and the Price
coin had the die crack but it had not progressed to the retained cud
state.
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$5,000 was
7500
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1802 Dime, JR-4 R4, F-12,
an old cleaning, a few pinscratches. A bit expensive because
it is very difficult to find one that is relatively problem-free. |
$3,950
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1809 Dime, JR-1 R-3, PCGS
XF-40. |
$4,500
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1809 Dime, JR-1 R-3, VF-35,
small planchet clip under date. LOWERED
PRICE |
$2,000
WAS 2500
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1809 Dime, JR-1 R-3, VF-20,
small obv. scratches. |
$1,800
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1809 Dime, JR-1 R-3, F-12,
obv. scratches. |
$1,200
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1809 Dime, JR-1 R-3, F-12
PCI, clipped planchet. My guess is that the face value of this
coin was 9c. |
$775
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1809 Dime, JR-1 R-3, a decent
VG-8 but with some minor scratches on N of UNITED. We sold this
coin earlier this year but our customer wanted to trade it in on a
better one. And we are offering it at the same price offered
earlier this year! |
$550
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1809 Dime, JR-1 R-3, Good-6,
small rim bump. |
$550
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1809 Dime, JR-1 R-3, AG+,
full date.
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$399
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1809 Dime, JR-1 R-3, AG
- G, just not enough detail for Good-4, full date.
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$350
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If you have any
nice 1809 dimes for sale, please ask for my very high offer!
I believe I have sold more 1809 dimes since the beginning of 2009
(12) than anyone else, including any auction house!
So how did I get 21 1809 dimes (12
sold + 9 in stock)? Is it likely that I bought all of them
at Greysheet bid or less? Or is it much more likely that I
paid close to market value at the time? If the market value
is way over Bid, anyone selling such coins will usually seek out
the highest buyer, not the person only willing to pay Bid.
Pricing of 1809 dimes: My price
for an 1809 dime (or any other coin) is determined by what I think
the coin is worth in the market. I sold a PCGS F-12 1809 dime
earlier this year for around $1,500. The buyer sold it for
around $2,000. The same coin subsequently went on sale for
$2,500. If you are looking for a PCGS F-12 1809 dime for the
$600 quoted in the PCGS Price Guide, how likely is that to happen?
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1811/09 Dime, JR-1 R-3,
EF-40, cleaned, several small scratches. LOWERED
PRICE |
$1,850 was
2350
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1814 Dime, Small Date, JR-1
R-3, G-6 obv. / G-4 rev.
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$140
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1814 Dime, Large Date, JR-2
R-3, PCGS Genuine, F-12 details, some sm. obv. digs incl. one
to the left of the chin. The coin has a 60
degree rotated reverse to the left.
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$400
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1814 Dime, Large Date, JR-2
R-3, VF-20 with die bulges and obv. scratches. |
$200
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1814 Dime, Large Date, JR-2
R-3, VF-20 with die bulges. This coin was included in the
recent JR Journal article. |
$300
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1814 Dime, Large Date, JR-4
R2, VG-8, very very slight bend. |
$60
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1814 Dime, STATESOFAMERICA,
PCGS AU-58, extraordinarily attractive toning, JR-5
R-3. I know it's expensive, but try to find another one with
such incredible eye appeal. The toning on the coin is much more
vibrant than on the picture. The coin is in the new PCGS Secure
Plus holder. Reverse is rotated appx. 20 degrees clockwise. |
$9,500
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1814 Dime, STATESOFAMERICA,
JR-5 R-3, EF-40. |
$1,950
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1814 Dime, STATESOFAMERICA,
JR-5 R-3, Fine-12, obv. scratch. |
$525 was 625
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1820 Dime, STATESOFAMERICA,
JR-1 R-4, VG-8, a few pinscratches consistent with the grade.
Die bulge over stars 2 and 3 results from a late die state. Entire
legend on reverse is readable.
Note: Many of the 1820 dimes sold as "STATESOFAMERICA"
really aren't. The real SOA dime has
a lot of space between the D of UNITED and the S of STATES. |
$170
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1821 Dime, JR-3 R-6, VF-20.
An R6 in as high a grade as VF-20 is an unusual opportunity. |
$675
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1821 Dime, JR-3 R-6, VG-8. |
$275
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1821 Dime, JR-3 R-6, VG-8. |
$275
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1821 Dime, JR-7 R-2, Large
Date, PCGS VF-20.
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$350
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1821 Dime, Small Date, JR-8 R-2, EF-40.
A very nice coin for a variety that is scarce in higher grade.
The old Whitman folder for Bust Dimes had a "RARE" plug in the space
for the 1821 Small Date. |
$850
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1822 Dime, JR-1 R-3, Good-4,
nice for grade, all lettering clear. Most 1822 dimes are lower
grades than this coin, and also have less eye appeal than this coin.
LOWERED PRICE |
$1,495 was
1650
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1822 Dime, JR-1 R-3, Good-4,
scratched, all lettering visible, still nicer than most 1822 dimes.
LOWERED PRICE |
$995 was 1250
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1823/2 Dime, JR-1 R3, G-4
/ AG-3. This coin is supposed to be a common date, but I just
don't see many of them around.
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$45
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1823/2 Dime, JR-3 R2, AU-58,
gorgeous toning. |
$1,950
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1823/2 Dime, JR-3 R2, G-4,
digs at "0" of "10 C".
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$45
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1823/2 Dime, JR-3 R-2, AG-3
obv. / Fr-2 rev. |
$19 was 29
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1824/2 Dime, JR-1 R-3, XF-45
PCGS. Obv. fields show some reflectivity and rev. fields are
nearly prooflike. |
$2,450 was
2600
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1824/2 Dime, JR-1 R-3, VG-8. |
$175
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1825 Dime, JR-2 R-2, PCGS
VF-20. |
$375
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1827 Dime, JR-4 R-2, NGC
VF-35.
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$450 was 500
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1827 Dime, JR-9 R-5, Fine-15
with some claims to VF. A few small scratches consistent with
the grade. |
$425
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1828 Dime, Small Date, JR-1
R-2, VG-8, pinscratch on portrait.
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$85
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1828 Dime, Large Date, JR-2
R-3, Good-4 obv. / AG-3 rev.
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$75
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1830 Dime, JR-1 R-5, VG,
but with spots as can be seen in the picture, rev. CUD
visible over UN(ITED). |
$85 was 125
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1832 Dime, JR-3 R-4, G-6
/ VG-8. Coin has retained cud at (AMERIC)A and top two arrows.
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$300 was 395
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DIE
CUD PROGRESSION SET
1833 Dime, JR-4 R-1, VF-30 but
with quite a few nicks. The retained cud which partially covers
"ED ST". This coin is #1 in the die
cud progression group of 8 coins.
ON HOLD
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$60
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DIE
CUD PROGRESSION SET
1833 Dime, JR-4 R-1, VG-8.
The retained cud still partially covers "ED ST", and now
the die crack at E of STATES has begun to form.
This coin is #2 in the die cud progression group of 8 coins.
ON HOLD
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$60
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DIE
CUD PROGRESSION SET
1833 Dime, JR-4 R-1, VG-10.
The die crack at E of STATES has now formed another retained cud.
This coin is #3 in the die cud progression group of 8 coins.
ON HOLD
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$70
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DIE
CUD PROGRESSION SET
1833 Dime, JR-4 R-1, VG-10.
Now "ED ST" are obscured. This coin
is #4 in the die cud progression group of 8 coins.
ON HOLD
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$100
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DIE
CUD PROGRESSION SET
1833 Dime, JR-4 R-1, VG-8.
With "ED ST" obscured, now the crack at E of STATES
obscures most of the "T". This coin
is #5 in the die cud progression group of 8 coins.
ON HOLD
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$90
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DIE
CUD PROGRESSION SET
1833 Dime, JR-4 R-1, G-6.
The crack at E of STATES is more defined. This
coin is #6 in the die cud progression group of 8 coins.
ON HOLD |
$70
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DIE
CUD PROGRESSION SET
1833 Dime, JR-4 R-1, G-4.
The retained cud at ATE of STATES now partially covers most of "T".
This coin is #7 in the die cud progression group of 8 coins.
ON HOLD
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$40
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DIE
CUD PROGRESSION SET
1833 Dime, JR-4 R-1, VG-8, crusty.
A new die crack at A of AMERICA has developed and formed a retained
cud. This coin is #8 in the die cud progression
group of 8 coins.
ON HOLD
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$120
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DIE
CUD PROGRESSION SET
SAVE $160 AND BUY ALL 8 OF THE 1833
Dime, JR-4 R-1, CUDS LISTED ABOVE.
ON HOLD
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$450
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1833 Dime, JR-8 R-5, EF-40,
but microcorrosion on both sides. |
$200 was 300
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1833 Dime, JR-8 R-5, G-6
obv. / AG-3 rev. |
$39 was 49
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1834 Dime, JR-4 R-4, VF-20. |
$150 was 175
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1834 Dime, JR-4 R-4, F-15,
cud on reverse. |
$125
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1834 Dime, JR-4 R-4, G-6+. |
$75
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1835 Dime, JR-1 R-1, AU-50,
very small obv. and rev. digs.
LOWERED PRICE |
$450 was 500
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1835 Dime, JR-6 R-4, VG-10. |
$80 was 100
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