what's up guys if you have 1965 roosevelt times in your pocket change make sure to
inspect some under magnifying glass or using high definition camera because error coins especially
wrong planchet times are super valuable these days during the initial period from 1946 to 1964 these
coins contained 90 silver but it was changed in 1965. from these years the us made started copper
nickel dimes production that has continued until these days so during this transitional
period many slip-ups and errors occurred which turned some of them into nimismatic rarities
coin you are looking at now is 1965 roosevelt time struck in philadelphia
looks pretty normal however it was impressed on silver dime planchet by mistake
where rare transitional ally error most of these transitional error dimes appear in about
uncirculated grades it was sold for 9 000 2019 at 30 age options
roosevelt times of 1965 are highly sought after at higher full bands grades as well these ms69
full bands dime should carry some weight with registry set enthusiasts it is the sole finest
1965 roosevelt time at both the leading grading firms combined meaning pcgs and ngc a single
tick apparent under deep magnification and is the only visible flow on this essentially perfect coin
gleans of pale gold and lilik adorned brilliant satiny surfaces it was sold on august 2nd 2017 for
1527.50 cents at 38 auctions now i want to show you our roosevelt time from 1965 with cold silver
gray tones consuming each side of a coin despite being circulated this coin is well preserved
here on the hair of the president no softness is visible struck off device is sharp yet on lower
lettering i noticed some irregularity w of we trust is not worn but displays blurry surfaces
it was likely struck through grease this side of a coin is devoid of major contact marks or spots
but this gauge on the cheekbone of president
reverse side has a nice reflectivity despite numerous hair lines gracing the fields
now let's pay attention to the torch
upper bands are separated but lower bands are almost flattened showing significant smoothness
thereby not attaining your full band's state one medium-sized bag mark catch the eye on torch
nevertheless lettering the sharp strike is bold auction record for regular strike non-error 1965
time was set in 2006 about uncirculated 55 graded time was sold for 8 625 dollars
today 1965 dimes with full bands are pretty elusive at higher grades
therefore we're valuable here is a guiding price list for higher grades of that coin
when it comes to ungraded and circulated times of set tier
they sell for one to four dollars on ebay as for sales records that's all folks if you liked the
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