1913 10C MS67 PCGS

Tied For Finest 3/0.  PCGS Price Guide $6,750. The 1913 Barber Dime represents one of the final issues of the series, struck in the Philadelphia Mint during the last two years of Barber dime production. At the Superb Gem level, this date is seldom encountered, and PCGS has certified only 3 in MS67, with none known finer. More importantly, in high grades this coin typically comes unattractive and dark and finding a piece like this is highly sought after. This particular example displays luminous mint brilliance with a strong satiny texture. The surfaces are immaculately preserved, free from significant abrasions, and offer a superb balance of sharp strike detail and vibrant eye appeal. Delicate champagne-gold toning intertwines with subtle sky-blue accents around the peripheries, enhancing both originality and visual depth. Liberty’s head, wreath, and all central details are fully defined, underscoring the quality of strike rarely seen in this issue. Auction records confirm the difficulty in locating comparably graded survivors:  No PCGS MS67 examples has ever appeared at public sale. For advanced Barber dime collectors and type specialists, this coin presents a rare opportunity to secure one of the finest certified survivors of the 1913 issue—a Superb Gem combining technical precision, originality, and exceptional eye appeal.