A Striking Gem Mint State WWII-Era Classic
Add a beautiful piece of wartime American history to your collection with this stunning 1941-D Mercury Dime. Minted at the Denver Mint just as the United States was entering World War II, this piece features Adolph A. Weinman’s iconic Winged Liberty Head (popularly known as the Mercury Dime) on the obverse and the fasces wrapped in an olive branch on the reverse, symbolizing America's readiness for war and desire for peace.
The Coveted "Full Bands" (FB) Designation
What sets this specific coin apart is the highly desirable Full Bands (FB) designation awarded by PCGS. This strike designation means the horizontal fasces bands on the reverse are completely split and sharply defined with zero blending. Finding early 1940s Denver Mint dimes with this level of strike crispness is a major plus for registry set collectors.
Certified Gem Quality: PCGS MS65
Professionally graded and encapsulated by PCGS as MS65 (Mint State 65), this coin is a true Gem. It boasts full, vibrant mint luster, clean fields, and highly attractive eye appeal. The PCGS holder ensures absolute protection, verified authenticity, and accurate grading for your long-term collection.
Coin Specifications:
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Year/Mint: 1941-D (Denver Mint)
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Denomination: 10 Cents (One Dime)
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Design: Mercury / Winged Liberty Head
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Grading Service: PCGS
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Grade: MS65 FB (Mint State 65, Full Bands)
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PCGS Cat. Numbers: Series: 31 / Coin: 64
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Composition: 90% Silver, 10% Copper
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Weight: 2.50g
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Diameter: 17.9mm
Note: The coin pictured is the exact certified item you will receive. An exceptional addition to any high-end Mercury Dime registry set or United States silver collection. Secure checkout and insured shipping guaranteed.
