Own a stunning example of one of America’s most beloved coin designs with the 1944 Mercury Dime graded PCGS MS67 FB CAC. Designed by Adolph Alexander Weinman, this iconic coin showcases Liberty wearing a winged cap—often mistaken for the Roman god Mercury—symbolizing freedom of thought. In such an exceptional grade, this piece stands as a true testament to both artistry and preservation.

Struck at the Philadelphia Mint during the height of World War II, the 1944 Mercury Dime carries both historical weight and numismatic appeal. With a mintage of 231,410,000, many examples were heavily circulated, making high-grade survivors like this one increasingly scarce. Its MS67 grade reflects near-perfect surfaces, strong luster, and outstanding eye appeal.

What truly sets this coin apart is its Full Bands (FB) designation, indicating fully struck horizontal bands on the fasces on the reverse—a key indicator of strike quality. Even more impressive is the CAC approval, confirming that this coin meets the strictest standards for its grade. With a PCGS population of just 160 and an estimated CAC population of 10 or fewer, this piece is undeniably elite.

Composed of 90% silver, this Mercury Dime offers both intrinsic value and collector demand. Its crisp details, brilliant surfaces, and superior strike make it a standout addition to any advanced collection. Whether you are building a high-grade set or seeking a premium certified coin, this piece delivers rarity and quality in one.

Key Features:

• Graded PCGS MS67 FB with CAC approval for exceptional quality
• Features Full Bands designation, indicating a sharp, fully struck reverse
• Struck at the Philadelphia Mint with a mintage of 231,410,000
• Composed of 90% silver, designed by Adolph Alexander Weinman

Add this 1944 Mercury Dime to your collection and secure a top-tier certified coin with outstanding rarity and eye appeal.