1938 10C Mercury Dime PCGS MS68

This exceptional 1938 10C Mercury Dime, graded PCGS MS68, represents one of the finest survivors of America’s beloved Winged Liberty Head design. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint near the end of the series, it showcases the artistry of Adolph A. Weinman and the strong, crisp detail that advanced collectors seek in top-tier examples. "Key Highlights" Date and Type: 1938 Mercury (Winged Liberty Head) Dime, 10C Mint: Philadelphia (no mintmark) Grade: PCGS MS68 Designation: FB (Full Bands) Certification: PCGS Cert #55439331 "Historical and Numismatic Significance" First issued in 1916, the Mercury dime remains one of the most admired U.S. coin designs, symbolizing liberty and thought through its classical portrait and dynamic reverse. A 1938 Philadelphia issue is widely collected as a late-series type coin, and in MS68 condition it becomes a true condition rarity, combining historical charm with elite preservation. "Strike and Eye Appeal" The FB designation confirms sharply defined horizontal bands on the fasces, a hallmark of a fully executed strike on the reverse and a major value driver for Mercury dimes. Expect standout visual quality with bright, lustrous silver surfaces, lively cartwheel sheen, and strong, clean detail across Weinman’s intricate design elements. "Why Collectors Want This Coin" High-grade MS68 examples are sought-after for registry sets and advanced type collections FB (Full Bands) adds premium appeal by confirming superior strike quality A classic, widely recognized U.S. design that remains approachable for newer collectors while still offering true scarcity in top condition A premium 1938 Mercury Dime in PCGS MS68 with Full Bands is a compelling blend of iconic American artistry, late-series collectability, and high-end rarity in preservation—an ideal centerpiece for any serious dime set or an impressive upgrade for discerning collectors.