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1866 3CN N1 PCGS #3732

Call It New / Call It Antique 2049 W. Broadway Rd Mesa, Az 85202

1919-S 10C N1 PCGS #4926

PCGS Genuine Cleaned-VG Detail

1929-D 10C MS64FB PCGS #4975

Purchased on 2/8/26 in an OGH, but with a cert number to a Morgan Dollar. Submitted to PCGS at the Phoenix Show on 3/31/26. Received 4/10/26.

1931-S 10C N1 PCGS #4986

PCGS Genuine Damage-VF Detail

1917 25C Type 1 N1 PCGS #5706

Removed it from its ANACS slab and resubmitted on 3/31/26 at the PCGS Show in Phoenix.

1930-S 25C F12 PCGS #5780

I removed it from its ANACS slab and resubmitted on 3/31/26 at the Phoenix PCGS show.

1945-S 50C MS64 PCGS #6626

I removed it from the ANACS slab and resubmitted on 3/31/26 at the Phoenix PCGS show.

1945-S 10C Inverted S, FS-504 MS64 PCGS #929312

The 1945-S Inverted S (FS-504) is a rare and sought-after variety of the Mercury Dime, not the Jefferson Nickel. This variety occurs because the "S" mintmark was punched into the coin die upside down. Variety Details Identification: The "S" mintmark on the reverse side (left of the torch) appears upside down. While a normal "S" is symmetrical to the naked eye, the top loop is slightly smaller than the bottom; on the FS-504 variety, this is flipped. Rarity: It is considered a scarce variety compared to the standard 1945-S strike. FB Designation: Collectors often look for examples with "Full Bands" (FB), referring to the horizontal bands on the torch being fully separated, which significantly increases value.