1942 10C Mercury Dime PCGS MS68+ CAC

Offered here is a superb 1942 Mercury Dime (10C) from the Philadelphia Mint, certified PCGS MS68+ and further approved by CAC. Struck during the height of America’s World War II era, this iconic “Winged Liberty Head” design blends classic early-20th-century artistry with the historical resonance of a pivotal year, making it an exceptional addition to any serious U.S. silver type set or high-grade Mercury dime collection. The obverse features Adolph A. Weinman’s celebrated portrait of Liberty with winged cap, symbolizing freedom of thought, while the reverse depicts a fasces and olive branch, representing strength and peace. In this elite Mint State grade, the coin displays outstanding preservation and eye appeal, with brilliant silver luster and crisp strike definition that highlight the design’s fine details. Key Details Date/Denomination: 1942 10C Mercury Dime Mint: Philadelphia (no mintmark) Certification: PCGS MS68+ CAC: Yes PCGS Certification Number: 37806056 Collector Appeal MS68+ represents an exceptionally high-end example for the issue, prized for its near-flawless surfaces and premium visual quality. CAC approval adds an extra layer of confidence, indicating this coin meets strict standards for quality and eye appeal within its already lofty grade. A standout choice for registry set competitors, Mercury dime specialists, and collectors seeking a top-tier wartime-era U.S. silver coin. This 1942 Mercury Dime PCGS MS68+ CAC offers the ideal combination of historic significance, landmark design, and elite condition—an impressive centerpiece for both advanced collections and carefully curated type sets.