Kagins March 2019 National Money Show Auction

Sharp, lustrous, eye-catching – everything you could hope for in a gem Mercury dime. The brilliant surfaces reveal patches of raised die polish lines,

Frosty and sharp with exceptional eye appeal for the grade. Cascading cartwheels support a faint hint or rose-gold iridescence. This attractive dime h

A satiny dime with robust cartwheel activity and satisfying eye appeal that includes a whisper of faint golden iridescence. The strike is sharp and PC

This virtually flawless gem offers bright surfaces that harbor a hint of golden toning. The strike is sharp, as should be expected, and the eye appeal

This frosty and lustrous near-gem offers a nuance of faint rose toning on both sides. The strike is sharp throughout, and the overall aesthetics are a

All are highly lustrous and hand-selected, and some exhibit a hint of golden toning. Many coins have FB details—sorry, not the 1945! A great group by

Frosty, lustrous, and sharply struck, this gem Mercury dime is tied for finest “+” designation of the date at PCGS. A hint of pale golden toning grace

Sharply struck and aesthetically appealing, the obverse offers a study in pale golden toning and the reverse a satisfying blend of violet and gold. Th

This frosty gem offers deep cartwheel activity and pale golden iridescence throughout. There is a small notch at each end of the central band on the r

This satiny gem offers full mint brilliance and robust cartwheel activity. Choice for the grade. PCGS #5056 Pedigree: