1876-S Liberty Seated Dime VF25The 1876 S Liberty Seated Dime, graded VF25, shows moderate wear with clear design elements, particularly on Libertys shield and the wreath on the reverse. Struck at the San Francisco Mint during the nation's centennial year, it carries both historical charm and regional significance. With its balanced wear and strong eye appeal, this coin offers a solid example of a circulated 19th century U. S. dime.

making it a great choice for collectors seeking high-quality examples

offering a connection to the nation's early coinage history

It wasn’t until 1791 that Alexander Hamilton established the bank of the United States

The "No Cents" variety is particularly notable because the omission of the "Cents" inscription on the reverse led to confusion

The 1845 Braided Hair Cent is an important piece in U

this coin is a valuable addition for collectors of Morgan Dollars and U

This high-grade example is highly collectible

as it marks an important transition in U

The 1877-S Liberty Seated Half Dollar is a desirable collectible

The 1871 2-Cent coin has rim dings

it holds historical significance and collector appeal

The coin exhibits some surface imperfections or damage that may affect its overall appearance