A sharply struck example of this better date with band detail that is right on the edge of being full. The surfaces are choice with no significant marks and are coated with a satiny luster patina that has a faint champagne hue.

The 1919-D dime had a modest mintage of 9.9 million pieces, but is notoriously difficult to find well-struck, particularly with Full Bands. The obverse of this coin displays sharp detail in Liberty’s portrait, with smooth, original surfaces and soft golden-silver luster. The reverse has a sharp overall strike and is especially notable for its fully […]

A scarce and highly desirable semi-key date from the Denver Mint. The Full Head designation indicates exceptional strike detail, with Liberty’s helmet fully defined — a rarity for this date and mint. This example exhibits satiny, frosty luster across both obverse and reverse, with brilliant silver-white surfaces and only minimal ticks consistent with the assigned […]

An attractive example of this scarce date with choice problem-free surfaces and strong, even detail.

A very attractive coin for the grade with solid detail and choice natural gray surfaces.

Well detailed and problem-free with natural coin-gray surfaces. A scarce date is a difficult to find middle-grade.

CAC. A wonderfully original example of this semi-key date with lustrous lightly toned surfaces and just a touch of high-point rub.

Strong detail with pleasing natural nickel-gray surfaces that retain a trace of underlying luster.

Well struck and lustrous with a nice blend of mint red and soft olive-brown.