1916 Barber Dime (10c)

The 1916 Barber Dime stands out as a significant final year for this classic series. Known for its durable design and historical significance, Barber dimes of this era often reflect the transition into the modern era of coinage. With its ending mintage, the 1916 issue marks the end of a beloved series and the beginning of the Mercury Dime era. As such, collectors took particular interest in saving examples of these before they vanished from circulation.

That means it's somewhat easier to find high grade examples at reasonable prices, which makes this an excellent addition to a high quality type set. This stunning example is graded MS66 by PCGS and proudly boasts a CAC sticker. The coin radiates vibrant luster and the eye appeal is undeniable. Its well-preserved surfaces show minimal contact marks, retaining sharp and intricate details on both the obverse and reverse.