1937-D 10C, FB

Description

1937-D Mercury Dime, Full Bands. A superb gem example of this popular Depression-era Mercury dime, struck at the Denver mint and graded a remarkable *NGC MS-68*. The Full Bands (FB) designation represents an exceptional strike, with complete and sharp horizontal bands across the fasces on the reverse, a highly prized characteristic among Mercury dime collectors. This pristine specimen exhibits exceptional mint luster and remarkable preservation, showcasing the delicate design details of Adolph A. Weinman's iconic Mercury (Liberty) dime design. The coin displays vibrant light silver-gray coloration with subtle hints of original mint bloom, demonstrating minimal contact marks and extraordinary eye appeal. The Full Bands designation indicates near-perfect central detail, representing less than 1% of all Mercury dimes from this era. The 1937-D Mercury dime is a notable issue from the late pre-World War II period, with relatively moderate mintage. This extraordinary *NGC MS-68 FB* example represents the pinnacle of condition and technical quality for the date, making it a significant offering for advanced numismatists and Mercury dime specialists. Exceptional quality and eye appeal define this remarkable coin. Graded NGC MS-68 FB | Certificate #8663342003