Description: Why I / you’ll love it: Significantly better date (far fewer surviving mint state’s in the ‘20s) Pricing rationale: Catalogs for $210, which is frankly great value considering the understood rarity. About me: SEE MY FEEDBACK- it’s not just 100% positive – note the frequency, the comments, and the repeat business too. As an avid collector myself, I know that the only way you’ll consider my future listings is if I’m helping you reach your collecting goals by providing coins that are solid for grade, unaltered, and problem free. I’ve continually advanced my approach, most recently by adding in-hand videos to show the nature of the luster. No “blown out” or difficult to interpret pictures here! Feel free to contact me if unsure if a ding is in the capsule/holder vs coin- video should help. Note: the videos are hi-def but I’ve learned that ebay will downsample them if you access from a weak internet connection; please keep this in mind. I sell both raw and graded coins. While there is intrinsic value (and cost) associated with getting TPG, it isn’t always worth it. Sometimes this is because the value of the coin is not high (though I’ve submitted several <$10 raw coins because I knew they had a shot at ultra-gem scores); but also because depending on the buyer, if the coin is going into an album (for ex. a type / date set) or capsule display, I’m wasting our time / money / effort by slabbing. That said, if you follow my stuff closely, you’ll recognize several instances where I listed a coin raw, then it disappeared for a few months, then was listed and sold graded. This happens when I don’t think a coin is getting the level of attention / solid offers it deserves raw and so I’ll (sometimes begrudgingly) submit a coin to increase liquidity. All coins guaranteed authentic- must be determined counterfeit by a reputable TPG. I’ve never had this issue occur. RETURNS 14 days domestic (PLEASE READ!): 1. Coins in 2x2 cards: Returnable IF you have not removed the coin from its holder. 2. Coins in Air-tite capsules: I will seal the capsuled coin inside a crystal-clear sleeve to enable in-hand evaluation. Coin is returnable IF you have not removed the coin from the sleeve. 3. Certified Coins (slabbed): Returnable; please do not scratch or otherwise mar the slab.
Price: 195 USD
Location: Bennington, Nebraska
End Time: 2025-02-14T16:50:30.000Z
Shipping Cost: N/A USD
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Item Specifics
Restocking Fee: No
Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
Item must be returned within: 14 Days
Refund will be given as: Money Back
Denomination: 10C
Circulated/Uncirculated: Uncirculated
Coin: Mercury
Year: 1928
Grade: MS 64
Mint Location: Philadelphia
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
Certification: NGC
