This 1942 Mercury Dime is graded PR67 by the Numismatic Guarantypany, showcasing its exceptional quality as an uncirculated proof coin. Minted in Philadelphia, this dime is a classic representation of American numismatic history, perfect for collectors seeking high-grade pieces....
The Winged Liberty Head Dime, also known as the Mercury dime, was made from 1916 to 1945. The designer, Adolph Weinman, added wings to Liberty's Phrygian cap to symbolize liberty of thought.
Obverse Image:Winged Liberty Head Reverse Image:Roman fasces, a bundle of rods, the center rod being an ax. Metal Composition:90% silver, 10% copper Total Weight:2.5 grams Comments:The term 'dime' comes from the French worddisme, meaning "tithe" or "tenth part." Because of the resembla...
However, the "Mercury dime" moniker stuck, and is still by far the most common reference for this beautiful ten cent coin. The correct name, Winged Liberty Head dime, is used much less frequently. Oh well, at least I can congratulate myself, for even as a small child, I was able to...
Today's 1945 dime value has potential. As many new collectors become involved in the hobby and search for these old dimes they increase the demand for all. With the interest in Mercury head dime high, collections are assembled by date and often include coins of the different mints that ...
Coins Auction Aug-2021 1942/1 Mercury Dime. FS-101. AU-55 (PCGS). PCGS# 5036. NGC ID: 23K4. Click herefor certification details from PCGS. Coin Details 5036 PCGS 15649906 228 281 $1,550.00 View a collection that includes this coin: Mercury Dimes Basic Set, Circulation Strikes (1916...
1942-S 10C (Regular Strike) Series:Mercury Dimes 1916-1945 PCGS MS68 View More Images PCGS MS67+ PCGS MS67+ PCGS #: 5042 Designer: Adolph Alexander Weinman Edge: Reeded Diameter: 17.90 millimeters Weight: 2.50 grams Mintage: 49,300,000...
The Mercury Dime is also commonly referred to as the Winged Liberty Head Dime and was designed by Adolph Weinman. The coin got its common name from its obverse depiction of a young Liberty which was confused with the Roman god Mercury. ...
the same renowned artist who created the acclaimed Walking Liberty half dollar. Weinman's art-deco-inspired dime was originally called the "Winged Liberty Head" dime design. It adopted the "Mercury" name of the Roman god, whom many felt the Miss Liberty figure on the dime uncannily resembled...
Also known as the “Winged Liberty Head” dime, this 10-cent piece has become one of the favorite collectibles of the 20th century. This coin was eventually dubbed the “Mercury” dime, which was due to Miss Liberty’s resembling the Roman god Mercury. The Mercury Dime was one of the fi...