Doubling on the date, ribbon, and feathers. The date doubling is so prominent that it can be seen with the naked eye, yet this ‘doubled die’ wasn’t discovered until 1962. As a result, very few high grade coins exist and many known examples show some type of damage. This is a beautiful problem-free example with […]

Solid detail for the grade with a strong date and pleasing surfaces. The ‘key’ to the series as just 52,000 were minted in the last two weeks of December, 1916.

CAC. A top quality Gem that is well struck with original mint brilliance. The surfaces are choice and only exhibit a few faint, well-hidden marks.

A beautiful spot-free full red Gem with a sharp strike and excellent eye appeal.

CAC. The key date in the series with a mintage of 264,000 coins, by far the lowest for any regular issue Mercury Dime. This example boasts strong detail for an AU-50, with minimal high-point wear and excellent strike definition – especially on the bands which are nearly full and on Liberty’s winged cap. The surfaces […]

CAC. Strong detail for the grade with nearly flawless surfaces.

A better date with a modest 138,500 minted. This is a well struck example with lustrous surfaces that are original and slightly granular (as this date comes).

Sharply struck with blazing mint luster accented by iridescent pastel hues. Outstanding quality and terrific eye appeal!

CAC. Well struck with glossy brown surfaces that have a trace of red.