1913 10C

Description

# 1913 Barber Dime NGC MS-67. A stunning gem-quality example of this early 20th-century *Barber Dime*, presenting exceptional preservation and remarkable eye appeal. The 1913 issue represents a particularly interesting year in the Barber dime series, with limited mintage and few survivors in such extraordinary condition. This pristine specimen displays remarkable mint state preservation, with sharp, crisp details and exceptional luster characteristic of the finest known examples. The NGC MS-67 grade indicates a near-perfect coin with minimal, if any, observable marks or imperfections. Light, uniform mint frost blankets the surfaces, revealing intricate design elements with remarkable clarity and precision. The coin exhibits the classic Charles E. Barber design, featuring Liberty's profile on the obverse and a wreath motif on the reverse, struck at the Philadelphia Mint during a transitional period in American coinage. Its exceptional grade places it among the top-tier representatives of this numismatic issue, making it a highly desirable piece for advanced collectors and type set enthusiasts. Provenance and Technical Details: - Date: 1913. - Mint: Philadelphia. - Denomination: 10 Cents. - Metal Composition: 90% Silver. - NGC Certification: #8663149010. - Grade: MS-67