1930 10C

Description

# 1930 Mercury Dime. An exceptional Mercury Dime from the early 20th century, this NGC MS-67 specimen represents the pinnacle of preservation and technical quality for its vintage. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint during a pivotal era of American coinage, this dime showcases the iconic Winged Liberty Head design by Adolph A. Weinman, often mistakenly called the "Mercury" dime due to its classical allegorical portrayal. The coin exhibits extraordinary mint state preservation, with pristine luster and sharp, intricate details characteristic of the highest numismatic grades. Subtle mint-fresh surfaces reveal exceptional mint frost and remarkable eye appeal, placing this example among the finest known for its annual release. Die state characteristics remain crisp and well-defined, indicating minimal die wear at the time of striking. NGC Population Report data suggests extreme rarity at this grade level, making this 1930 Mercury Dime a significant opportunity for advanced collectors and numismatic investors seeking top-tier vintage American coinage. The MS-67 designation represents less than 1% of known surviving specimens, underscoring its exceptional preservation and collectibility. Key Details: - Year: 1930. - Denomination: 10 Cents. - Mint: Philadelphia. - Grade: *NGC MS-67*. - Certification: #8567580003