2004 Orlando FL. (FUN) Signature Sale #336 - Session 2

1906-D 10C MS64 NGC. Exquisite golden-brown and olive colors frame the dove-gray center on the obverse, while the reverse has speckled mauve and navy-

1906-D 10C MS65 NGC. The satiny surfaces are untoned and each side is fully struck with no obvious post-striking impairments. Population: 16 in 65, 4

1906-O 10C MS64 ANACS. Even though only 2.6 million dimes were struck of this issue, it is one of the better produced coins from the New Orleans mint.

1906-S 10C MS64 PCGS. Well struck with appealing golden-brown and orange-red toning near the obverse peripheries, and a lightly toned, near-brilliant

1907-S 10C MS65 NGC. Surprisingly scarce in Gem condition even though 3.1 million pieces were produced. This is a brilliant coin that displays bright,

1908-D 10C MS66 NGC. Sharply defined throughout and exceptionally clean for this normally well preserved Denver mint issue. Both sides are draped in v

1908-O 10C MS65 NGC. Very well struck for this lesser seen O-mint issue, with speckled blue-green and russet toning that lends added appeal to the sat

1909-O 10C MS66 NGC. A scarce O-mint Barber dime and the final year the mint was open as a coining facility. Only three other pieces have been so grad

1909-O 10C MS66 PCGS. Both sides exhibit unusual sharpness of strike, for the issue, and are beautifully toned. Lovely lime-green color, on the obvers

1909-S 10C MS62 ANACS. Very scarce in Fine and better grades, the '09-S is one of the "Big 4" among the late date Barber dimes, a grou...