I would go along with coinguy. It’s a badly damage coin. Elmo if what you mean by having it valued is having it graded I think you will be disappointed by the results. It wouldn’t have much value but if it holds your interest it’s worth keeping. Most of my collecting is stuff that when I’m gone my f...

You probably should give more information . Are there coins graded by an official grading company??
Maybe you could post some pictures. Sounds like you’re asking fairly high prices. IMO
Maybe I’m out of touch with pricing!

Im only guessing but I think Wickware is reffering to is possibly the metal build up below the left leaf in the security patch top of coin. something is off there but I cant say how it would have happened.

I’m so thankful for that saying”your never to old to learn”

I suppose we should be having this discussion under a new heading . But Anyone out there have an explanation for this?
I’m just going by this web site saying that 2000P wasn’t minted or was this coin from a special set of some kind?

Would love to see pictures of your 2000 P dime

By mint mark im guessing you mean a P below the effigy of the queen.
The P indicates a plated coin and is magnetic. A coin with no P is not magnetic

Thanks for the feed back coinguy, that was my thought as well but wanted a confirmation.

I know the condition is poor but can I get comments is this a SF or NSF

Welcome. Coinguy always has good advice, condition is big part of value and in higher end notes that can be very hard to determine as a novice. If you are close to any major cities lots of them have numismatic clubs that you could contact for help. You just have to do some googling and asking questi...

If it wasn’t for the serial number I would not have believed they where the same note!!

IMO it’s I nice looking note for a novice collector like me. A picture of the reverse side would help to determine its worth. I don’t see any folds but evidence of handling and wear. Its worth more then face value but I don’t think you can double that. I don’t know the story behind you receiving it ...

I would say start a new post. Put up a good clear picture of front and back of the note .
It has to be in extremely good condition to be worth very much or to be worth grading.
Some of the experts here may be able to help you out. Good luck.

I have seen several Bank notes on Auction sales That are advertised as Reproductions. They look very real and im wondering if anyone can tell me How this is allowed.
How can they not be considered counterfeit???

I think for it to be a small bead there should be enough room between beads to insert another bead, looks like a large bead to me.
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