1911 Barber Dime 10C CACG MS66+

The 1911 Barber Dime is a classic late-issue example of one of America’s most admired silver dime designs, struck during the final years of Charles E. Barber’s long-running series. Produced at the Philadelphia Mint, this coin represents the artistry and economic history of the early 20th century, a period when U.S. coinage was transitioning toward the next generation of iconic designs. For collectors, 1911 is especially appealing as a near-end date that captures the mature style of the series with consistently strong detail and enduring demand. Certified CACG MS66+ and further distinguished by a CAC approval, this piece offers the kind of top-tier quality serious Barber specialists pursue. The “plus” grade indicates premium eye appeal and technical merit within the MS66 level, placing it among the more desirable Mint State examples for collectors seeking both condition and visual character. Visually, the coin presents with vibrant original luster and an attractive silver brilliance, complemented by subtle, natural toning that can show soft champagne and light golden hues along the rims depending on angle and lighting. The strike is crisp for the type, with well-defined lettering and strong device detail that brings Barber’s Liberty portrait and the reverse wreath elements to life. Key details Date and Type: 1911 Barber Dime (10C) Mint: Philadelphia Grade: CACG MS66+ CAC: Approved Certification Number: 778823232 A high-grade Barber Dime like this is an excellent choice for Registry-level collecting, a standout addition to a type set, or a refined gift for anyone building a meaningful collection of classic U.S. silver.