1937-D 10C MS68+ FB PCGS CAC

The 1937-D Mercury Dime, certified PCGS MS68+ Full Bands and approved by CAC, stands at the absolute pinnacle of preservation for this Great Depression–era Denver issue. The coin radiates magnificent originality, with the obverse displaying a satiny champagne-silver foundation accented by warm peach and rose-gold highlights, while iridescent shades of lavender, ice-blue, and pale aqua trace the peripheries and Liberty’s cap. The reverse is equally enchanting, its silvery-pearl brilliance layered with pale coppery-gold, rose, and champagne hues, framed by a halo of teal, olive, and russet toning. Both sides exhibit flawless surfaces with dynamic cartwheel luster and frosty, sharply defined devices set against smooth, satiny fields. Every design element is crisply struck, with fully separated horizontal bands on the fasces affirming the coveted Full Bands designation. Among a mintage of over 14.1 million pieces, only a handful survive at this lofty grade, and none are certified finer. With just 4 coins graded MS68+ FB by PCGS and none higher, plus no CAC examples finer, this coin ranks among the finest representatives of its date and mint. The PCGS Price Guide values the issue at $10,000, and the last auction record traces to $8,912 01/12 HA , with no public sales since at this grade or higher. A trophy coin for the Mercury dime specialist or elite Registry Set, it unites impeccable condition, technical perfection, and unforgettable eye appeal.

PCGS Cert Verification #06862418