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Whats up Gang -

Anyone got any idea what a 10 CENT 2004-D NGC MS-68 FT would
bring in auction/sale ?? I looked at Coin Values and the PCGS online
price and couldnt find anything priced above MS67 !! Are there any
other good online price guides someone could point me in the direction
of?? Thanks Gang!!

Regards,

Gary Loveless

Gary-

The problem is that so few have been submitted for grading that no
reliable data exists on the scarcity of them. The NGC pop report only
shows about a dozen total graded so far, and only three got the "FT"
designation -- which may mean that nine didn't, or it may mean that the
other nine submitted did not pay the extra fee for variety attribution.

It will be a few years before enough are submitted to know what they
are worth. But right now, you seem to have a pop 1 coin! Maybe you
can convert it to quick cash.

Regards,
Tom

On 13 Feb 2005 09:12:03 -0800, "winwin"
wrote:

Gary-

The problem is that so few have been submitted for grading that no
reliable data exists on the scarcity of them. The NGC pop report only
shows about a dozen total graded so far, and only three got the "FT"
designation -- which may mean that nine didn't, or it may mean that the
other nine submitted did not pay the extra fee for variety attribution.

It will be a few years before enough are submitted to know what they
are worth. But right now, you seem to have a pop 1 coin! Maybe you
can convert it to quick cash.

Regards,
Tom

Thats what I was thinking about !! Make some cash to cover all those
grading fees I racked up over the holidays between NGC and PCGS !!!

Regards,

Gary Loveless

Alright I know this is stupid - but what is FT? Full teeth.
John N

"John N" wrote in message
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Alright I know this is stupid - but what is FT? Full teeth.
John N


Torch
All the little lines down the torch on the reverse must be complete and
unbroken.
Just like the FBL--full bell lines--on a Franklin half or the FS--full
steps--on a Jefferson Monticello reverse.

I had 6k worth of dental work done so now I have Full Teeth--but old
Roosevelt is not smiling so he would never get a Full Teeth designation ;-)

FT means "full torch" on the back of the dime. This is the Roosie
equivalent of the "FB" (full bands) designation that applies to Mercury
(Winged Liberty Head) dimes; PCGS still uses FB for Roosies.

Regards,
Tom

winwin wrote:
FT means "full torch" on the back of the dime. This is the Roosie
equivalent of the "FB" (full bands) designation that applies to
Mercury
(Winged Liberty Head) dimes; PCGS still uses FB for Roosies.

Regards,
Tom


Thanks Tom and Bri for your replies.
John N