I have this 1941 Mercury Dime and am wondering what grade it will most likely get. 1 1

[Origami Master]

Any insight as to the grade of this dime would be greatly appreciated.

[Fenntucky Mike]

Impossible to say without clear, cropped, images of the entire coin. Front and back. From what I can see in the pics it appears to be lightly circulated, if true, you're looking at a max of AU 58, but I suspect it'll be lower if better images are provided. 

[Greenstang]

Partial images are hard to grade. We need to see clear complete images with no glare in able to see all the detail. "White Light" can hide aany flaws.

[RWB]

Your photos have too much contrast and that hides detail. If you post full coin photos of both sides, plus reduce the contrast, you'll get better suggestions. (Also, don't mix light sources -- that's what produced the orange color on Liberty's mouth.)

From the top photo, the arrow points to what might be abrasion....but hard to tell.

Edited June 23, 2022 by RWB

[Coinbuf]

Cleaned AU is the best guess I can make from your photos.   As already noted there is little else we can say from such poor photos.

[Just Bob]

On 6/23/2022 at 10:03 AM, RWB said:

 (Also, don't mix light sources -- that's what produced the orange color on Liberty's mouth.)

 

 

You sure that wasn't from eating Cheetos?

[VKurtB]

On 6/23/2022 at 10:03 AM, RWB said:

Your photos have too much contrast and that hides detail.

I second that. You need to tone down the contrast big time. Or are you from Texas? (I’ve seen AT LEAST three Texas dealers who routinely blow up the contrast on their photos.)