1831 10C Capped Bust Dime CACG MS66

An exceptional high-grade example of early U.S. silver, this 1831 Capped Bust Dime from the Philadelphia Mint is a standout collectible for both dedicated numismatists and those building a meaningful type set. Struck during a formative era of American coinage, the Capped Bust design reflects the artistry and ambition of the young nation, making this issue a historically significant addition to any collection. Certified CACG MS66 and approved by CAC, this coin represents premium quality for the grade, combining strong eye appeal with outstanding preservation. The surfaces display attractive original silver luster with subtle champagne-gold and soft dove-gray toning that enhances the classic look of the type, while maintaining a clean, vibrant presence under light. Key features and collector appeal: Date and type: 1831 10C Capped Bust Dime, a cornerstone design of early U.S. numismatics Mint: Philadelphia, the primary mint of the era and source of America’s earliest federal coinage Grade and quality: CACG MS66 (CAC), indicating a superior example with exceptional overall eye appeal Design highlights: Liberty in cap on the obverse with bold, well-centered details; eagle reverse with crisp definition and strong visual balance Certification number: 190614835 Whether you collect Capped Bust coinage, early U.S. silver, or simply want a prestigious certified dime with strong market recognition, this 1831 issue offers timeless historical charm and elite-grade desirability in one of America’s most beloved classic designs.