1937 10C

Description

# 1937 Mercury Dime PCGS MS-67 - A Pristine Numismatic Gem. This exceptional 1937 Mercury Dime represents a superb example of Adolph A. Weinman's iconic design, struck at the Philadelphia Mint during the classic pre-World War II era of American coinage. Graded a remarkable *PCGS MS-67*, this specimen stands among the finest known examples of its vintage, with extraordinary preservation that captures the delicate details of Weinman's celebrated winged Liberty motif. Minted in a relatively limited run of just 5,756 pieces, this Philadelphia mint Mercury dime showcases extraordinary numismatic quality. The coin's 90% silver composition and precise *reeded edge* highlight the exceptional craftsmanship of the era. With only 86 examples graded higher out of a total population of 316, this piece represents a truly elite collectible that would distinguish any advanced numismatic collection. The PCGS MS-67 grade indicates near-perfect preservation, with extraordinary mint luster, razor-sharp strike, and exceptional eye appeal. Minimal contact marks and exceptional surface preservation distinguish this coin as a premium example of its type. The Certificate Number 51306316 provides absolute provenance and authenticity for this remarkable numismatic treasure. Numismatic Details: - *Date*: 1937. - *Mint*: Philadelphia. - *Designer*: Adolph A. Weinman. - *PCGS Grade*: MS-67. - *Composition*: 90% Silver, 10% Copper. - *Estimated Market Value*: $975