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1982 (No-P) Dime Greysheet Question
Hi all,
For the 1982 (No-P) Dime, what are the requirements for the "strong strike" as mentioned in the Greysheet? and how much should i discount for one that isn't strong? Thanks, Mike |
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reality wrote: wrote: Hi all, For the 1982 (No-P) Dime, what are the requirements for the "strong strike" as mentioned in the Greysheet? and how much should i discount for one that isn't strong? Thanks, Mike The diagnostic that I look for is the "2" in the date. On the strong strike variety, the "2" in the date looks normal. On the weak strike, the tail of the "2" flattens and blends into the rim. I think the weak ones sell for about half the price in the greysheet. Thanks for the info. Taking the website http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=3955981 968 does this qualify as a strong strike or not? Thanks, Mike |
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