The 1935 Mercury Dime is a ten-cent piece struck by the U.S. Mint, a blend of beauty and history.
Named for its Winged Liberty Head, it's often mistaken for the Roman god Mercury.
Minted in Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco, each with distinct mint marks: P, D, S.
Condition matters: 'Fine' to 'Uncirculated' grades can significantly affect value.
Key rarity: The 1935-D Mercury Dime with Full Bands details on the fasces is highly sought after.
Check for errors, such as doubled die or off-center strikes, which can increase a dime's worth.
Store your dimes properly to prevent damage and preserve their value over time.
Consider professional grading by a reputable service to certify your dime's condition.
Stay updated on market trends to sell at the right time for the best price.