US Barber Dime Very Good Condition 1907-D

Only established in 1906, the Denver Mint mainly focused on commemorative coins but also participated in the Barber series production. Compared to the other US Mint branches, the Denver Mint was young when it started producing silver dollars. In 1921, the Denver joined forces with its sister branches to help produce the Morgan silver dollar, that was soon changed to the Peace silver dollar. Since the Denver Mint was established much later than the other mints, its participation in major coin collections was limited causing collectors to put any silver coin with a "D" mint-mark at the top of their collecting list.The Denver Mint introduced itself by participating in one of its first coin collections: the Barber series. With a lower mintage, of 4 million, the 1907-D Barber Dime is in very good condition. Collectors expect very good condition to contain a very worn surface with intricate detailing lacking. The 1907-D Barber Dime features the "D" mint-mark, indicating it was minted at the Denver Mint.

If you are a coin engraver, serving as the US Mint Chief Engraver is a lifetime accomplishment. If you get the honor of being Chief Engraver, being able to have a coin series named after you is a dream. A familiar name to coin collectors, William Barber served as the Chief Engraver, to the US Mint, from 1869-1879. In just the short ten years as Chief Engraver, Barber was responsible for a history-breaking coin design. Being one of the only designs to grace all current denominations, the Barber design was inspired by the Grecian goddess, Liberty, who has been admired and loved by warriors since the beginning of time. Liberty wears an Acanthus leaf cap as a crown, which was very common in ancient Greece, and the "United States of America," and the coin's mint date are also simply stamped on the obverse. The reverse solely contains the legal tender value of the dime.

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• Year: 1907
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