The 1923 Mercury Dime is a classic piece of early 20th-century U.S. coinage, admired for its artistry and symbolism. Designed by Adolph A. Weinman, the obverse features Liberty wearing a winged cap, representing freedom of thought, while the reverse displays fasces and an olive branch, symbolizing strength and peace. With a mintage of 50,130,000, most circulated heavily, leaving high-grade survivors in extremely limited supply.

This example has been certified PCGS MS66 Full Bands (FB), signifying a sharp strike with fully defined horizontal bands on the fasces. The coin resides in the highly desirable Old Green Holder (OGH), adding vintage charm and collectible appeal. With an estimated OGH population of only 5 or fewer, coins like this are exceedingly rare in today’s market.

Adding further distinction, this coin carries a coveted CAC endorsement, confirming it meets the highest standards for quality within its grade. With an estimated CAC population of just 10 or fewer, this piece stands as an elite representative of the date. Collectors seeking premium Mercury Dimes will immediately recognize the exceptional combination of condition, holder, and CAC approval.

With a PCGS population of just 248 coins in MS66 FB, and far fewer with both OGH and CAC, this example is truly special. It represents an opportunity to acquire a top-quality Mercury Dime with rare attributes that set it apart from the rest.

Key Features:

• 1923 Mercury Dime with a mintage of 50,130,000

• Certified PCGS MS66 FB for sharp strike and detail

• Housed in a scarce Old Green Holder (OGH) with an estimated pop of 5 or fewer

• CAC-approved, with an estimated CAC population of 10 or fewer

This 1923 Mercury Dime combines exceptional quality, rare pedigree, and historic artistry. A true trophy coin, it is sure to be a standout in any advanced collection.