1945-D Mercury Dime 10C PCGS MS67 FB CAC Gem WWII Denver

This exact coin realized $690 on July 11, 2010, underscoring the strong collector premium for high-end pieces.

Quick Facts

• Type & Denomination: Mercury (Winged Liberty) Dime — 10 Cents

• Date / Mint: 1945-D (Denver) — final full wartime year

• Grade: MS67 Full Bands (FB), certified by PCGS and approved by CAC

• Mintage: 40,245,000

• Composition / Weight: 90 % Ag · 10 % Cu · 2.50 g

Eye Appeal & Condition

PCGS’s MS67 FB grade guarantees blazing luster and razor-sharp details—the fasces’ horizontal bands are fully split and uninterrupted. A green CAC sticker confirms the coin sits firmly at the top of its grade for originality, strike, and surface quality, with no distracting marks, haze, or spots.

Historical Significance — Why Collect

Adolph A. Weinman’s Mercury Dime embodies America’s Art-Deco design and WWII resilience. The 1945-D closes out the wartime run, and survivors in superb MS67 Full Bands are true condition rarities. Proof of demand: This exact coin PCGS MS67 FB example realized $690 on July 11, 2010, underscoring the strong collector premium for high-end pieces. With CAC approval, this coin is ideal for registry sets or a standout silver-type collection.

Specifications

What You’ll Receive

• The exact PCGS-slabbed, CAC-stickered 1945-D Mercury Dime shown in the photos

• Ships next business day via tracked USPS shipping

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