Mercury Dime Almost Uncirculated 1940-S

Although the design of the Mercury dime was revered for its unique creativity, it was less popular for those who actually had to produce the coin. The Mercury dime was incredibly difficult to make into a die design but still had a long run from 1916-1945. The 1940-S Mercury Dime is in almost uncirculated condition, containing minimal wear, if any at all. There were over 21 million dimes, minted by the San Francisco Mint in 1940.

The infamous San Francisco Mint, which is dated all the way back to the California gold rushes, is one of those mints. This west coast-based mint was established to help prospectors turn their mined treasure into currency. In just its first year in production, the San Francisco Mint turned $4 million worth of gold into coins!

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• Year: 1940
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