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2026-W Best of the Mint Mercury Gold Dime NGC SP70 First Day of Issue – 250th Anniversary Privy – Ron Harrigal Signed - HAT788378048

2026-W Best of the Mint Mercury Gold Dime NGC SP70 First Day of Issue – 250th Anniversary Privy – Ron Harrigal Signed - HAT788378048

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2026-W Best of the Mint Mercury Gold Dime NGC SP70 First Day of Issue – 250th Anniversary Privy – Ron Harrigal Signed

 

Classic Mercury beauty in gold - with an authentic Ron Harrigal signature.

Enhance your collection with this 2026-W Best of the Mint Mercury Gold Dime, featuring the 250th Anniversary Liberty Bell privy and certified NGC SP70 First Day of Issue. Its patriotic America 250 label is authentically hand-signed by Ron Harrigal, identified on the holder as the retired U.S. Mint Director of Design and Engraving.

The Winged Liberty portrait shines in gold, showcasing the flowing hair and winged cap that define the Mercury design. The coin retains the historic 1916 date, while the NGC label identifies this modern release as 1916 (2026) W. The anniversary privy adds a distinctive detail to this tribute to American coinage.

Its perfect Specimen 70 grade, First Day of Issue designation, and signed label create an appealing combination for collectors of gold coins, Mercury designs, and America 250 issues. NGC encapsulation protects the coin while displaying its certification and autograph together.

  • Issue: 2026-W Best of the Mint Mercury Gold Dime

  • Denomination: 10 cents

  • Metal: Gold

  • Special feature: 250th Anniversary Liberty Bell privy

  • Grade: NGC SP70

  • Designation: First Day of Issue

  • Label: America 250, authentically hand-signed by Ron Harrigal

Add a perfectly graded, signed Mercury gold dime to your collection.

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