1941 10C

Description

# 1941 Mercury Dime PCGS MS-68 - A Pristine Numismatic Treasure. This exceptional 1941 Mercury Dime represents the pinnacle of late-period Mercury Dime preservation, offering collectors a virtually perfect example of Adolph A. Weinman's iconic design. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint during the final years of this beloved series, this coin stands as a remarkable testament to mid-20th century American coinage. Graded a superb PCGS MS-68, this specimen is among the finest known examples of the date, with a remarkable population of only 8 coins at this grade level. The coin exhibits extraordinary mint state preservation, showcasing Weinman's intricate design with razor-sharp details and exceptional luster. The obverse features the winged Liberty head in crisp relief, while the reverse displays a magnificent fasces with olive branch, both surfaces demonstrating remarkable technical quality. Composed of 90% silver with a total mintage of just 16,557 pieces, this coin represents a scarce and highly collectible example from the Mercury Dime series. The Philadelphia mint mark and pristine technical grade make this an extraordinary opportunity for the advanced numismatist or serious silver coin collector. With a price guide value of $3,250, this coin offers both exceptional eye appeal and significant investment potential. Key Specifications: - *Date*: 1941. - *Mint*: Philadelphia. - *Grade*: PCGS MS-68. - *Composition*: 90% Silver, 10% Copper. - *Designer*: Adolph A. Weinman. - *Population*: 8 coins at grade level