Description
Offered here is an exceptional 1859 Liberty Seated Dime struck at the Philadelphia Mint, certified CACG PR66+CAM and further endorsed with a CAC approval. This is a true Proof issue from the final decade of the Liberty Seated dime series, prized for its refined 19th-century craftsmanship, limited original production, and enduring collector demand. Historical significance and collector appeal Dated 1859, this Liberty Seated Dime represents the artistry and precision of pre-Civil War U.S. coinage. Proof Seated dimes of this era were produced in small numbers primarily for collectors and dignitaries, making them especially desirable today. The Philadelphia origin underscores the classic fabric and standards of the nation’s principal mint during a formative period in American history. Coin identity and certification Date/Denomination: 1859 10C Liberty Seated Dime Mint: Philadelphia Grade: PR66+ Designation: CAM (Cameo) CAC-approved: Yes Certification number: 121390571 Eye appeal and surfaces This coin displays the sought-after Cameo contrast that defines premium Proof examples: luminous, mirrored fields paired with noticeably frosted design elements. Expect sharp definition throughout Liberty and the reverse legend and wreath, with the balanced, high-end visual depth that collectors pursue in upper-grade Proof Seated dimes. The overall appearance is bright and reflective with strong contrast typical of Cameo Proof coinage. Why collectors want this coin Proof Liberty Seated dimes from the 1850s are cornerstone pieces for advanced U.S. type and Seated Liberty specialists PR66+CAM places the coin in a highly competitive quality tier, combining technical precision with standout presentation CAC approval adds an extra layer of confidence for buyers focused on originality, eye appeal, and strict grading standards A compelling opportunity to acquire an 1859 Proof Liberty Seated Dime with true Cameo character, premium quality, and respected third-party verification—an excellent fit for a type set, Proof dime collection, or a carefully curated cabinet of 19th-century U.S. coinage.