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1897 - Barber Dime-
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USA - ' Barber Dime ' 1897 - Struck at the Philadelphia Mint in Pennsylvania.
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1903 O - Barber Dime - New Orleans Mint-
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USA - ' Barber Dime ' 1903 - O - Struck at the New Orleans Mint in Louisiana; Mintmark ' O ' on reverse at 6 o'clock beneath the tie for the wreath, signifies that it was struck in New Orleans.
*Again, some discoloration on the reverse image due to the camera problems*
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1907 - Barber Dime-
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USA - ' Barber Dime ' 1907 - Struck at the Philadelphia Mint in Pennsylvania.
*Again, both photos slightly off-color due to camera troubles.
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1907 - Barber Dime-
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USA - ' Barber Dime ' 1907 - Struck at the Philadelphia Mint in Pennsylvania.
*Again, both photos slightly off-color due to camera troubles.
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1907 - Barber Dime-
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USA - ' Barber Dime ' 1907 - Struck at the Philadelphia Mint in Pennsylvania.
*Again, both photos slightly off-color due to camera troubles.
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1907 - Barber Dime-
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USA - ' Barber Dime ' 1907 - Struck at the Philadelphia Mint in Pennsylvania.
*Again, reverse photo slightly off-color due to camera troubles.
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1907 - Barber Dime-
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USA - ' Barber Dime ' 1907 - Struck at the Philadelphia Mint in Pennsylvania.
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1914 S & D - Barber Dimes_
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USA - Two ' Barber Dimes ' both dates 1914, one from the San Francisco Mint in California, and one from the Denver Mint in Colorado.
*Some slight discoloration due to the camera, the coins look like the obv photos on both sides.*
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1916 Dime - NGC Certified & Graded~
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US 1916 'Mercury Dime' Struck at the Philadelphia Mint.
Certified and Graded: NGC AG 3
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1916 Dime - NGC Certified & Graded~
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US 1916 'Mercury Dime' Struck at the Philadelphia Mint.
Certified and Graded: NGC AG 3
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1917 Dime-
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USA - 1917 'Winged Liberty Head Dime' also known as a 'Mercury Dime'.
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1917 Dime-
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USA - 1917 'Winged Liberty Head Dime' also known as a 'Mercury Dime'.
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1929 Dime - Dark Toning~
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USA, 1929 'Mercury Dime'. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint in Pennsylvania.
A gift from an elderly man I worked for who collected coins and was a professor of the classics at Princeton University. You can see quite a bit of good detail on this coin remaining, the dark toning kinda makes it less noticeable, but I really like this little guy!
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1929 Dime - Dark Toning~
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USA, 1929 'Mercury Dime'. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint in Pennsylvania.
A gift from an elderly man I worked for who collected coins and was a professor of the classics at Princeton University. You can see quite a bit of good detail on this coin remaining, the dark toning kinda makes it less noticeable, but I really like this little guy!
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1936 D - Dime~
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USA, 1936 D 'Mercury Dime'. Struck at the Denver Mint in Colorado.
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1942-S - Dime 'Mercury Dime'USA 'Mercury' or 'Winged Liberty' Dime - 1942 San Francisco Mint.
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*Nice bands on the fasces on the reverse.*
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Barber DimeBarber or Liberty Head Dime, 1913.
Minted 1892-1916, 2.5 gr., 17.9mm, reeded edge, .900 silver, .100 copper, Designer: Charles E. Barber.
1913 dime, good, 19,760,622 minted.
Reference: KM 113Daniel F
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Hoard dimeUnited States, Philadelphia mint, AR dime or tenth-dollar, aVF, 1943 AD
Found in dig of a hoard 2005 amongst a variety of ancient coins.
Finding the coin in a cache of ancient coins led to the following speculations:
-This may prove that some Corinthian and Macedonian issues were minted 1943 AD or later.
-A tourist lost a coin and it sunk through a few meters of earth to rest alongside ancient coins which got there in a similar manner.
-A WWII soldier (Allies landed in 1943) accumulated the hoard by putting the ancient coins in his pockets, and later burying them, along with this dime, never to return.Lawrence W
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Liberty Seated DimeLiberty Seated Dime, 1888.
Minted 1837-1891, 2.67 gr., 17.9 mm, reeded edge, .900 silver, .100 copper, Designer: Christian Gobrecht.
1888 dime, VF, Variety 4 (legend on obverse), minted 1860-1891, 5,496,487 minted.
Reference: KM 92Daniel F
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Liberty Seated Half DimeLiberty Seated Half Dime, 1853
Minted 1837 - 1891 (Variety 3, w/ arrows at date 1853 - 1855), 2.49 gr., 17.9mm, reeded edge, .900 silver, .100 copper, Designer: Christian Gobrecht.
1853, V.F., 12,078,010 minted.
Reference: KM 76Daniel F
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Mercury DimeWinged Liberty Head or "Mercury" Dime, 1942
Minted 1916-1945, 2.5 gr., 17.9 mm, reeded edge, .900 silver, .100 copper, Designer: Adolph A. Weinman.
1942 dime, fine, 205,432,329 minted.
Reference: KM 140Daniel F
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Netherlands 1745 Zeelandia - Silver Two StuiversZeelandia, Silver 2 Stuivers. Struck 1745.
Sometimes called a "New York Dime" Being one of the first currencies to be widely used in the New World.
obv: 2 S - Rampant Lion in water on coat of arms with crown atop.
rev: ZEE LAN DIA. .1745. - Castle Turret above, between two stars.
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Netherlands 1745 Zeelandia - Silver Two Stuivers w/ Lincoln cent.Zeelandia, Silver 2 Stuivers. Struck 1745.
Sometimes called a "New York Dime" Being one of the first currencies to be widely used in the New World.
obv: 2 S - Rampant Lion in water on coat of arms with crown atop.
rev: ZEE LAN DIA. .1745. - Castle Turret above, between two stars.
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Netherlands 1745 Zeelandia - Silver Two Stuivers w/ Lincoln cent.Zeelandia, Silver 2 Stuivers. Struck 1745.
Sometimes called a "New York Dime" Being one of the first currencies to be widely used in the New World.
obv: 2 S - Rampant Lion in water on coat of arms with crown atop.
rev: ZEE LAN DIA. .1745. - Castle Turret above, between two stars.
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Seated Liberty Dime, No DraperyMat
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Seated Liberty Half Dime, No DraperyMat
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USA - Liberty Cap Half DimeUSA - Liberty Cap Half Dime, 1832, Silver. KM #47.dpaul7
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