It's a distraction from my 1934-1945 Toned Business Strikes but I think it is a worthy distraction.
Outside of the white examples, this one is mostly free of the heavy haze, unsightly streaks, tans/browns, carbon spots and toning that has gone terminal black, eating through the luster layer of a coin etc. And since I tend to like my Mercury Dimes with a splash of color, this one worked for me.
PCGS PR68 CAC. CAC Pop is 57/3.
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Steve
The one commenting above incorrectly tends to suck the life out of everything he comments in or about so negatively and so often . He’s single handedly taken the enjoyment out of my beloved hobby and has me seriously thinking of walking away.
Vince, don’t give up, just ignore.
Steve
Have fun!
Steve
Steve
I suspect that is why it took you so long to even decide to buy your first proof mercury dime.
Steve
Steve