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I have a 1975 dime that that has been misstamped. The dime is thicker in the center and the face on the front is elonggated and the back obcured by the misstamped portion on the flame. What is this dime values?
Hi Lois,
The best thing to do is to look on ebay for a similar item. Coins like this have a value based on what an error collector will pay for it. Typically, pieces like yours sell in the $10-$25 range.
However, I have seen them sell for $5 and $35.
Regards
Joe Hylas
www.AllCoins.US
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Joe Hylas
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Numismatic professional with over 30 years experience can answer your questions about US coins, their values, how best to sell them and where to buy them. Interested in starting a collection? Find out which areas are undervalued and how to acquire those coins at the best price.
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Ex-Head Precious Metals trader for Deak-Perera International with 42 offices worldwide. Industry experience since 1978. Has worked co-operatively with US Mint, Royal Canadian Mint, Austrian Mint, Chamber of Mines of South Africa, World Gold Council and Platinum Guild International. Professioanl numismatist specializing in US Coins. Always buying collections, will travel if size of collection warrants. Website: www.AllCoins.US
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PCGS, NGC, Rotary
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Physician's Money Digest
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Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration
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Paul Harris Fellow
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