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90% Silver Mercury Dime (Roll of 50) - XF/AU

90% Silver Mercury Dime (Roll of 50) - XF/AU

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The Mercury Dime may just be one of the most collected and recognizable U.S. Coins of all time! Although many people think Mercury is whom adorns the coin's obverse, it really is Liberty with wings crowning her cap to symbolize the liberty of thought. These are stunning XF/AU quality silver Dimes! Each roll will have (50) coins and will have a nice mixture of dates. These are being offered at just $3.40 per coin! Don't forget silver is up about 100% this year! Get in while they are still cheap!

 

90% Silver Mercury Dime For Sale

This roll contains fifty XF to AU quality Mercury Dimes minted in a selection of years. You’ll receive an assortment of coin dates in excellent condition at the higher end of the grading spectrum. The set is excellent value for the money and perfect for silver investors, collectors, and dealers. It’s also a great way for the novice collector to update their portfolio. 

Mercury dime history

The mercury dime was initially named the Winged Liberty Head Dime but got its nickname as Liberty looks like the Greek God Mercury due to the winged hat shes wearing. 

This coin was minted between 1916 and 1945 and has become one of the nation’s best-loved coins. Although not rare, the coins are of great interest to collectors worldwide. 

The coin's design was created by sculptor Adolph A. Weinman and was minted during a colorful time in American history. This coin saw two world wars, as well as the Great Depression. During these years, there was much hoarding of silver coins and a rise in coin collection interest amongst the general public.

Mercury dime value

In XF condition, the cheapest and less sought-after dates have been valued at $5. Others are as high as $7-$9 or much more for proofs and uncirculated versions of the coin. The 1942 Denver-minted overdate and doubled die can sell for around $324. While a 1926 San Francisco minted coin recently sold for $6,250 at MS65FB grade. 

Mercury dime key dates

The 1916D coin is rare and highly collectible, as are early versions of the coins. These sell for higher prices. Other key dates include years when there were low mintages, which make the coins scarcer today. This includes 1921D and the 1921 Philadelphia Mercury Dime, which had a mintage of just 1,230,000. The 1926 San Francisco verity is also sought after with prices starting at around $15 a coin. Other notable years include 1941 and 1942.  

 

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90% Silver Mercury Dime FAQ

The 90% Silver Mercury Dime is a U.S. dime minted from 1916 to 1945. Named for its depiction of Liberty wearing a winged cap (resembling the Roman god Mercury), these dimes are composed of 90% silver and 10% copper.

XF (Extremely Fine) and AU (About Uncirculated) are coin grading terms indicating the condition of the coins:

XF (Extremely Fine): Coins show light wear on the highest points, with most details remaining sharp.
AU (About Uncirculated): Coins have very minimal wear, with nearly all the original luster intact.

A roll of 50 Mercury Dimes contains 3.575 troy ounces of pure silver. Each dime contains 0.07234 troy ounces of silver.

Silver Content: They offer intrinsic value due to their silver content.
Historical and Numismatic Value: XF/AU graded dimes have additional value beyond their silver content because of their historical significance and condition.

Check the Date: Genuine 90% silver Mercury dimes were minted between 1916 and 1945.
Weight and Dimensions: Authentic dimes weigh 2.5 grams and have a diameter of 17.9 mm.
Magnet Test: Silver is non-magnetic, so the coin should not be attracted to a magnet.
Professional Grading: Consider having the roll or individual coins authenticated by a professional grading service like PCGS or NGC.

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