1941 Mercury Dime (10c) OGH

The 1941 Mercury Dime Proof represents a significant piece of American numismatic history, produced during a pivotal moment as the nation stood on the brink of World War II. With a limited mintage of just 16,557 pieces, these proof coins were struck with extraordinary care at the Philadelphia Mint, making high-grade survivors like this one particularly desirable.

This superb PR67 example, certified by PCGS and endorsed with a CAC sticker, showcases exceptional quality even for its lofty grade. The mirrored fields display pristine reflectivity with virtually no distracting hairlines or imperfections. The strike is razor-sharp, with fully defined details throughout. The coin exhibits a beautiful silvery-white brilliance that dramatically accentuates the contrast between the fields and the design elements. The eye appeal is extraordinary, with the sort of flawless presentation that makes proof Mercury dimes so captivating.