Illegally painted by the J.C. Brown Company, a 1975 mint sequence dimes is not missing but more of the ornamental nations. This one-of-a-kind coin was designed in and produced by the United States Mint located in San Francisco and does indeed feature the “S” coin mark.
That is why the US Region kept the US Region include: The provision in their constitutions granting grave protection to U.S. mint coins was abused without any consequence.
Of the 4186764 proof sets, 2865531 were produced by the San Francisco Mint and went on sale containing six coins and priced 7 dollars. In addition, it was discovered that two other dimes in circulation had been even more exceptional in that they had been issued without a ‘mint mark’.
Discovered newly after her brother’s recent passing was a rare find of a certain Iowa dime that has a clasped eagle to the right with the United States Ten Dimes replica which their mother bought with a vow to protect attracing International Dollars 18200. The reasons for such an investment may vary but this particular family kept their coin for years, as they considered it their financial back up.
“They were kept a secret for decades,” said Russell whose location company is handling the coin’s web auction. ‘Most if not all major collectors and dealers have ever seen one.”
The locations of the two dimes have remained unknown for ages. The other dime was backed by $ 456000 in auction in 2019 only to be bought later in the year 2019 by a private collector.
The coin belonging to the Ohio sisters is currently on view at a coin show in Tampa in Florida, prior to the ending of bidding on it in October. It is thought that this sale will probably outdo all previous sales for coin specialists because it is due to the fact that there is a piece so special, but so in demand.
