Barber Dimes Almost Uncirculated Condition 1912-D

Liberty has been passed down from coin engraver to coin engraver, giving each engraver the opportunity to reinvent a very prominent symbol of the US. Barber used the Head of Liberty to grace the obverse of the Barber coin series. Liberty's look is inspired by a Grecian Goddess and she wears an Acanthus leaf cap as a crown. "United States of America," and the coin's mint date are also simply stamped on the obverse of the Barber Dime. The reverse, on the Barber dimes, only contain the coin's denomination and another leaf crown. On the other reverses, of the Barber series, the national seal of a heraldic eagle is present.

The 1912-D Barber Dime is considered to be in almost uncirculated condition, exhibiting very slight wear but still has sharp details. Only established in 1906, the Denver Mint mainly focused on commemorative coins but also participated in the Barber Series production. 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.

• Denomination: N/A
• Year: 1912
• Diameter: N/A
• Mint Mark: D
• Thickness: N/A
• Grade: Ungraded