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NGC PF67 1936 Mercury Dime USA 10c First Year Proof Very Low Mintage Only 4,130!

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NGC PF67 1936 Mercury Dime USA 10c First Year Proof Very Low Mintage Only 4,130!
USD 3879.09
NGC PF67 1936 Mercury (Winged Liberty) Dime PROOF - This is a lightly toned PF67 example certified by NGC ( Numismatic Guaranty Corporation ). You will receive the same coin and certificate number shown in photos. This classic design was created by sculptor Adolph A. Weinman ( who also designed the Walking Liberty Half Dollar). The Philadelphia Mint began producing proof coins in 1936 for the first time in 20 years. They had stopped due to lack of public interest- this led to only 4,130 1936 proof dimes being struck. This is an extremely low mintage, by comparison the rare and beloved Carson City minted Morgan dollars averaged 750,000 per year with 228,000 being the rarest year (1882).
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NGC PF67 1936 Mercury Dime USA 10c First Year Proof Very Low Mintage Only 4,130! Specs
CompositionSilver
Certification Number8209724-007
Fineness0.9
Strike TypeProof
GradePR 67
KM Number140
CertificationNGC
Circulated/UncirculatedUncirculated
Denomination10C
CoinMercury
Year1936
Mint LocationPhiladelphia
Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States
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NGC PF67 1936 Mercury (Winged Liberty) Dime PROOF This classic design was created by sculptor Adolph A. Weinman ( who also designed the Walking Liberty Half Dollar). The Philadelphia Mint began producing proof coins in 1936 for the first time in 20 years. They had stopped due to lack of public interest- this led to only 4,130 1936 proof dimes being struck. This is an extremely low mintage, by comparison the rare and beloved Carson City minted Morgan dollars averaged 750,000 per year with 228,000 being the rarest year (1882). This is a lightly toned PF67 example certified by NGC ( Numismatic Guaranty Corporation ). You will receive the same coin and certificate number shown in photos.FREE USPS PRIORITY MAIL WITH TRACKING AND INSURANCE!