1918–1919 Mercury Silver Dime 3-Coin Lot - Early WWI Era - Circulated Good (G) Details

Key Specifications: Design Type: Winged Liberty Head ("Mercury") Dime Quantity: 3 Coins Total Mintage Years: (1) 1918 & (2) 1919 Mint Marks: No Mint Marks (All specimens are Philadelphia Mint strikes) Composition: 90% Silver, 10% Copper Total Weight: Approx. 7.5 grams total (approx. 0.217 troy oz actual silver content) Diameter: 17.9 mm (per coin) Visual & Condition Analysis: 1918 Mercury Dime (1 Coin): Features Adolph A. Weinman’s iconic portrait. Struck during the final year of World War I, this example shows honest, extensive pocket wear. The hair curls and wing feathers are worn flat, but the profile outline is well-defined and the "1918" date is completely readable, grading as Good (G). Faint environmental carbon spotting is visible in the reverse fields. 1919 Mercury Dimes (2 Coins): Show a similar degree of uniform commercial circulation from post-war trade. The design high points are smoothed down, but the full "1919" dates and obverse inscriptions remain entirely legible, grading as Good (G). Faint, dark natural tarnish outlines the peripheral lettering. Reverse Features: Across all three pieces, the central horizontal tie bands on the traditional fasces ax bundle are worn smooth into the profile. The surrounding text, including "ONE DIME," shows soft, uniform rim blending typical for early circulated survivors of the series.