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CHERISHED AMERICAN DIMES= 1 BARBER DIME 1 MERCURY DIME	1	$0.99	51m
LOT OF 19 MERCURY & ROOSEVELT SILVER DIMES.	5	$24.49	2h 11m
3 Different silver type Dimes Barber, Mercury&Roosevelt	-	$0.99	3h 5m
CoinsPlus! 2010 Edition #1 Numismatic Software		$19.95	3h 6m
*1916 D; King of the Mercury Dimes; NGC Graded AG	17	$280.00	17h 58m
"First and Last Mercury Silver Dimes", 1916 & 1945	2	$3.99	18h 59m
1921 D; Key Date Mercury Dime; NGC Graded GOOD	8	$64.00	20h 26m
1921 ; Key Date Mercury Dime; NGC Graded AG 3	4	$2.37	20h 32m
"Complete San Francisco Mint Dime" Collection	2	$2.99	20h 44m
BARBER DIME P- D -S- MINT SET IN CUSTOM HOLDER	4	$2.59	22h 11m
2 x 2 Mylar P D S Dime Coin Flips (25)		$1.50	1d 19m
25 Mylar 2x2 Coin Flips PDS		$1.50	1d 22m
Two 1944 D Silver 10 cents U.S. Terr. Phillipines WWII	2	$2.30	1d 2h 38m
3 1944 &44S +1945 S 5 cents U.S. Terr. Phillipines WWII	1	$1.00	1d 3h 4m
17 1944 S + 1941 M 1 cent U.S. Terr. Philippines WWII	1	$2.00	1d 3h 15m
USA-BARBER DIME-1905-NICE GRADE AND TONED-L@@K	-	$13.54	1d 17h 21m
Hawaii 1883 10c VF-XF never cleaned	3	$35.99	2d 1h 51m
ULTIMATE SILVER DIME COLLECTION 3 COIN SET	-	$4.95	2d 2h 12m
1907 Silver 10 cents U.S. Terr. Philippines SILVER	-	$2.00	2d 4h 41m
RARE 1883 HAWAII DIME LOOK!!!!!!!!!!!!	12	$61.00	2d 5h 40m
USA COIN INB SLABBED 10c 1984-S ROOSEVELT CAMEO PR70	-	$1.49	2d 16h 5m
TWO (2) NEW 15X Magnifiers Perfect for stamps, coins	-	$7.00	2d 16h 56m
USA-1875 CC-DIME-RARE CARSON CITY-L@@K	-	$13.54	2d 18h
USA-DIME MERCURY-1918S-L@@K NICE	-	$4.51	2d 18h 3m
"Changing U.S. Dime Collection" Barber, Mercury, Roos.	-	$3.99	2d 18h 14m
69 Silver US Dimes 1935-64 Mercury Roosevelt Liberty	4	$46.00	2d 22h 26m
ROOSEVELT LOT 1971 - 2004 P's & D's IN MINT CELLO	1	$1.90	3d 2h 57m
20th Century Dime Set Silver Liberty Mercury Roosevelt	-	$3.99	3d 14h 17m
B164 USA Dime 1942 x 2	1	$1.04	3d 18h 34m
1887 USA One Dime silver Bargain 99p start (g)	-	$1.49	3d 21h 51m
Bluesheet, Certified Coin Dealer Newsletter	-	$4.00	3d 22h 50m
3 PIECE SILVER DIME, 1914 BARBER, 1941 D, 1939 MERCURY	2	$2.50	4d 23m
United States Dimes barber1908-1915- mercury1944	-	$2.99	4d 2h 5m
(MIXED LOT OF 116) 90% SILVER DIMES AVERAGE TO BU	1	$0.99	4d 2h 10m
3 PIECE SILVER QUARTERS 1936 1959-D 1939-D SEE PICS	-	$0.99	4d 3h 26m
(3) 1883 HAWAII Kalakaua SILVER Umi Keneta 10¢ Dimes	3	$10.59	4d 3h 54m
1902, 1903, 1911 USA BARBER SILVER DIME MINTMARK SET~L@@K	-	$0.90	4d 11h 9m
5 Dimes 1898 Barber 1945 S Micro 1942 S 1941 S Mercury	-	$9.99	4d 16h 27m
1945-micro "S" & 1946-s Dime lot	-	$5.95	4d 18h 31m
25 Mercury and 25 Roosevelt dimes, P, D & S mints - L@@K	2	$36.00	4d 20h 32m

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