90% Silver Mercury Dime

90% Silver Mercury Dime Series

The 90% Silver Mercury Dime series, minted between 1916 and 1945, is a beloved and iconic collection in the world of silver coins. Often referred to as "junk silver," these coins were withdrawn from circulation after 1965. Their rich history, combined with their silver content, makes them a popular choice for collectors and investors.

Mercury Dime Design
Adolph Weinman’s Mercury Dime design is one of the most celebrated in American numismatics. The obverse features a youthful Lady Liberty wearing a winged Phrygian cap, symbolizing liberty and freedom, with the wings representing freedom of thought. On the reverse, a fasces is depicted alongside an olive branch, symbolizing the United States' preparedness for war and its desire for peace. This powerful imagery has made the Mercury Dime a favorite among coin collectors and history enthusiasts.

The Mints
These Mercury dimes were produced at various U.S. mints, including the Philadelphia Mint, Denver Mint, and San Francisco Mint. Each mint’s unique mark adds another layer of interest and collectability to these coins. The diversity of mint locations and years of production makes each roll a unique mix of American history.