$1 FV 90% Silver Barber Dimes – XF
$26.92
The $1 FV 90% Silver Barber Dimes – XF features ten classic dimes minted from 1892 to 1916, each struck in 90% pure silver and preserved in Extra Fine condition. Showcasing Charles E. Barber’s iconic Liberty Head design, these dimes offer sharp details and a tangible connection to America’s turn-of-the-century history, making them a prized and elegant addition to any coin collection.
Description
The $1 FV 90% Silver Barber Dimes – XF are a tangible link to America’s rich numismatic heritage. Each dime, struck between 1892 and 1916, boasts the iconic Liberty Head design by Charles E. Barber. The coins’ Extra Fine (XF) condition ensures sharp details, with Liberty’s cap, wreath, and facial features clearly visible. Collectors and enthusiasts cherish these dimes for their historical significance and enduring beauty.
Holding these dimes, you feel the weight of over a century of American commerce and daily life. Their 90% silver content offers intrinsic value, while the remaining 10% copper adds durability. The compact size and classic reeded edge make them a pleasure to handle and display. Each $1 face value lot contains ten dimes, perfect for building a collection or sharing with others.
Barber Dimes are highly sought after for their scarcity, especially in well-preserved grades like XF. Their silver purity and recognizable design make them a staple among classic U.S. coinage. The coins’ age and condition offer a unique blend of history and tangible worth. Whether displayed in an album or kept as a cherished keepsake, these dimes evoke a bygone era of American craftsmanship.
- Purity: 90% silver, 10% copper
- Weight: 2.5 grams per dime
- Manufacturer: United States Mint
- Condition: Extra Fine (XF)
- Face Value: $1 (ten dimes)
- Years Issued: 1892–1916
The Barber Dime was introduced in 1892, designed by Chief Engraver Charles E. Barber. It circulated widely until 1916, when it was replaced by the Mercury Dime. These coins witnessed the turn of the century, the rise of industry, and the dawn of modern America. Today, they stand as enduring symbols of the nation’s numismatic legacy.
