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USA 1 Dime silver coin 1944 60 AED
AED 60
Item Details
Age
Brand New
Condition
Almost no noticeable problems or flaws
Usage
Still in original packaging
Posted on: 6th March 2026
Description
Basic Information
• Country: United States
• Denomination: 1 Dime (10 cents)
• Year: 1944
• Series: Mercury dime
• Designer: Adolph A. Weinman
• Metal: 90% Silver, 10% Copper
• Weight: 2.5 g
• Diameter: 17.9 mm
• Edge: Reeded
Design
Obverse
• Portrait of Liberty wearing a winged cap (often mistaken for the Roman $%& Mercury, which is why collectors call it the “Mercury dime”).
• Inscriptions: LIBERTY and IN $%& WE TRUST.
Reverse
• Fasces (bundle of rods with an axe) symbolizing strength and unity.
• Olive branch representing peace.
• Inscriptions: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and ONE DIME.
Historical Context
• Minted during World War II.
• Mercury dimes were produced from 1916 to 1945 before being replaced by the Roosevelt dime in 1946.
Grade (Your Slab)
• XF-45 (Extremely Fine)
• Light wear on high points but most details remain sharp.
• Graded by MEGA – Middle East Grading Alliance.
Mint Marks (1944)
The coin could come from three mints:
• Philadelphia (no mint mark)
• Denver (D)
• San Francisco (S)
Mint marks appear on the reverse near the bottom left of the fasces.
Approximate Market Value
• XF-45 condition: about $8 – $15 USD depending on mint mark and eye appeal.
• Value also depends partly on its silver content (~2.25 g pure silver).
Collector Note
Mercury dimes are one of the most popular U.S. silver coins because of their design and historical period.
• Country: United States
• Denomination: 1 Dime (10 cents)
• Year: 1944
• Series: Mercury dime
• Designer: Adolph A. Weinman
• Metal: 90% Silver, 10% Copper
• Weight: 2.5 g
• Diameter: 17.9 mm
• Edge: Reeded
Design
Obverse
• Portrait of Liberty wearing a winged cap (often mistaken for the Roman $%& Mercury, which is why collectors call it the “Mercury dime”).
• Inscriptions: LIBERTY and IN $%& WE TRUST.
Reverse
• Fasces (bundle of rods with an axe) symbolizing strength and unity.
• Olive branch representing peace.
• Inscriptions: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and ONE DIME.
Historical Context
• Minted during World War II.
• Mercury dimes were produced from 1916 to 1945 before being replaced by the Roosevelt dime in 1946.
Grade (Your Slab)
• XF-45 (Extremely Fine)
• Light wear on high points but most details remain sharp.
• Graded by MEGA – Middle East Grading Alliance.
Mint Marks (1944)
The coin could come from three mints:
• Philadelphia (no mint mark)
• Denver (D)
• San Francisco (S)
Mint marks appear on the reverse near the bottom left of the fasces.
Approximate Market Value
• XF-45 condition: about $8 – $15 USD depending on mint mark and eye appeal.
• Value also depends partly on its silver content (~2.25 g pure silver).
Collector Note
Mercury dimes are one of the most popular U.S. silver coins because of their design and historical period.
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