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Semi-Key date.......Barber

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Gila Marc

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I went out yesterday to an old railroad site close to where I work. I found several reasonably cool items, among them this 1892-S Barber Dime. Actually, it was the last thing I found, and while walking back to my car. I'm sure glad I left my MXT on.....

Looking on the PCGS website I see it is fairly rare. It has a crust of something all over it, so I left it uncleaned. I have no idea how much detail it will or won't have once it's clean, but I don't know what to do with it. If I clean it, it will be worthless. If I don't, it will look like crap.

Any suggestions?? :shrug:

Marc
 
Nice. I would keep it as is. HH Dennis in Idaho
 
[size=x-large][/size]That's a fantastic find..:clapping:.... Keep it as it is............:thumbup:
 
Great find. Keep it as it is! Please don't try to clean it. HH, Nancy
 
Thanks to all for your input. I will leave it just as it is and put it in a coin-holder.

Thanks again!!
 
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