More on dimes
| Russ
Hello, ANA!
I need a bit of help from my older numismatists, or anyone experienced in barber dimes.
I was wondering if there were any differences in obverse and/or reverse designs of the proof and business strike barber dimes?
I tried the net, but turned up empty, so I hoped someone would have knowledge on this.
Comments
Mike
Level 7
So you didn't get a red book?. That book would of given you all the answers you wanted. Books are were the answers are. Good luck.
Mal_ANA_YN
Level 5
No idea besides what was mentioned.
AC coin$
Level 6
Check into,.. Numista.com Cointrackers.com Numiscorner Coinbook.com ...
Kepi
Level 6
Looks like you got some good answers here! ; )
Longstrider
Level 6
No idea. Not a Barber fan. Good luck.
It's Mokie
Level 6
I guess technically there is always a difference as proof coins are struck with dies that have been double-struck under higher pressure so more detail is generally seen. As for a real difference such as an extra ear of corn or an extra leaf or two on he wreath. NO, I do not believe so.
Long Beard
Level 5
The short answer, no. Proof and business are simply die variations, one polished the other not so. I am a member of the Barber Coin Collector's Society, you can browse the website for information. And welcome to the ANA! //www.barbercoins.org/index.shtml
Mike
Level 7
I would buy a red book. Tell you all about American Coins . Books are were we get our knowledge..None that I know of. The red book doesn't list any.