1809-1837 Capped Bust Silver Dime Good

Product Description

The Capped Bust silver dime, struck from 1809 to 1837 was the very first U.S. dime to explicitly note its value, with "10 C" engraved on the reverse. On the obverse Liberty wears the Phrygian cap surrounded by thirteen stars that represent the original Thirteen Colonies. Early American type coins like this are vanishing into private collections. As time goes on, finding authentic specimens will become increasingly difficult. Good quality. Our choice of date based on availability.