Lot 84
1892-S 10C
PCGS 65
Starting bid
$2,950
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Bid history
- Grade
- PCGS 65
- Certificate
- 57230533
- Denomination
- 10C
- Series
- Barber Dimes
- Metal
- SILVER
- Country
Description
# 1892-S Barber Dime - PCGS MS65 - A Pristine First-Year Issue. This exceptional 1892-S Barber Dime represents a remarkable survivor from the inaugural year of Charles E. Barber's iconic ten-cent design. Struck at the San Francisco Mint during a limited production run of just 990,710 pieces, this *PCGS MS65* specimen is a true numismatic treasure that captures the essence of late 19th-century American coinage. The coin exhibits remarkable preservation and eye appeal, with sharp, well-defined design elements typical of the early San Francisco mintage. Its lustrous surfaces showcase the intricate details of Barber's elegant design, including crisp mint luster and minimal contact marks. With a population of only 13 total coins graded, and merely 7 examples at this or higher grade levels, this piece represents an extraordinary opportunity for the advanced Barber dime collector. Composed of 90% silver and 10% copper, this 17.9mm diameter coin weighs 2.5 grams and features the classic reeded edge characteristic of the series. The *PCGS certification #57230533* guarantees the coin's authenticity and exceptional state of preservation. As a first-year issue from the Barber Dime series (1892-1916), this coin holds significant historical and numismatic importance, making it a prized addition to any sophisticated collection of late 19th-century American coinage. Key Attributes: - *PCGS MS65*. - First-year San Francisco mint issue. - Extremely low population. - Pristine original surfaces. - Highly collectible Barber Dime




