1913 10C

Description

# 1913 Barber Dime NGC MS-67. A stunning gem-quality example of the early 20th-century *Barber Dime* series, this 1913 specimen represents the pinnacle of numismatic preservation and eye appeal. Struck during the final years of Charles E. Barber's coin design tenure, this dime showcases exceptional mint state preservation that places it among the finest known examples from its year of production. The NGC MS-67 grade indicates virtually pristine surfaces with extraordinary mint luster and minimal, if any, contact marks. Careful examination reveals crisp, sharp design elements with remarkable original mint brilliance and exceptional eye appeal. The coin exhibits the characteristic silver-gray toning typical of well-preserved early 20th-century coinage, with subtle hints of peripheral iridescence that speak to its remarkable state of conservation. Collectors of Barber coinage will immediately recognize the significance of this high-grade example. With a population report suggesting extreme rarity at this grade level, this 1913 dime represents an extraordinary opportunity for advanced numismatists and type collectors seeking a museum-quality specimen. The NGC certification #8663149010 guarantees the coin's authenticity and exceptional state of preservation. Key Details: - Year: 1913. - Denomination: 10 Cents. - Mint: Philadelphia. - Metal: 90% Silver. - Grade: *NGC MS-67*. - Exceptional Preservation. - Rare High-Grade Example