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D. Hello, I was wondering if you could tell me if one of these is a 1975 proof NO S mint mark dime. There appears to be only 2 known 1975 NO S min mark dimes discovered. The first dime was sold for $349,000 at an Illinois auction on August 18, 2011, the coin was again sold for $456,000 at a Long Beach Heritage Auction in 2019. But according to the PCGS price guide today it know goes for $525,000. So if you could please let me know by looking at these pictures I took if one of these is indeed a 1975 NO S mint mark dime so I could appraise one of them.
Asked on May 28, 2024
Do you know how many people find regular Philadelphia dimes in circulation and ask me this question?
Yes, yours is the third known. Put it up at auction and you can retire.
There, that’s what you wanted to hear. ?
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