Intaglio mint 1916 d dime 2 oz silver round High Relief
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America's Iconic Mercury Dime Reimagined as Silver Dollar-Sized Round
Some of the most beautiful coin designs in American history have appeared on some of the nation's smallest coins. Wouldn't it have been nice to see these designs showcased on larger coins where all their wonderful details were given the showcase that they so richly deserved? Well now you can! Thanks to a new series, some of America's most famous designs have been recreated as massive silver dollar-sized rounds!
Struck in two full ounces of highly pure 99.9% fine silver, some of America's most iconic coins designs - designs that are no longer in circulation - have returned to give you the opportunity to examine them on massive Uncirculated rounds that measure 39 mm in diameter. The massive detail is exquisite, allowing the gleaming designs to shine in a way never before seen.
In this release you'll be able to discover the celebrated Mercury Dime, a coin that was issued from 1916-1945. One of America's most beloved coins, the Mercury Dime features an image of Lady Liberty with a winged Phrygian cap that made her look like the Roman god Mercury. Designed by Adolph A. Weinman, the image was so popular that when the U.S. Mint struck its first Palladium Eagle coin in 2017 it selected Weinman's design! The Mercury Dime was 10 cents legal tender during the Roaring '20s, Depression-era '30s and throughout World War II. When it was first released in 1916, it could have purchased a bottle of ketchup, a loaf of bread or a ticket to a silent film.
Mercury Dime Design. The original designs for the Mercury dime were the work of Adolph A. Weinman, who is also known for creating the designs found on the Walking Liberty half dollar. The obverse shows Liberty in a winged helmet. This side displays the date "1916."
The reverse shows an olive branch and fasces. There are plenty of fine details to observe here, as well as a "D" Mint mark. If you're looking for the silver content, it's easy to miss. It's actually printed on the blade of the axe in very small characters.
Each 2 oz Silver Mercury Dime round was produced at the privately-held Intaglio Mint. Intaglio is renowned for being a leader in the superior design and production of bullion that commemorates events, places, and iconic figures throughout history. Its experienced team of artisans combines high-grade materials and meticulous craftsmanship to create stunning, exquisite pieces that perfectly intersect the worlds of art and investment. When you buy a piece from Intaglio Mint, you're not only making a fine addition to your precious metals portfolio, but you are also adding a beautiful, memorable keepsake that will be appreciated for generations to come.
Some of the most beautiful coin designs in American history have appeared on some of the nation's smallest coins. Wouldn't it have been nice to see these designs showcased on larger coins where all their wonderful details were given the showcase that they so richly deserved? Well now you can! Thanks to a new series, some of America's most famous designs have been recreated as massive silver dollar-sized rounds!
Struck in two full ounces of highly pure 99.9% fine silver, some of America's most iconic coins designs - designs that are no longer in circulation - have returned to give you the opportunity to examine them on massive Uncirculated rounds that measure 39 mm in diameter. The massive detail is exquisite, allowing the gleaming designs to shine in a way never before seen.
In this release you'll be able to discover the celebrated Mercury Dime, a coin that was issued from 1916-1945. One of America's most beloved coins, the Mercury Dime features an image of Lady Liberty with a winged Phrygian cap that made her look like the Roman god Mercury. Designed by Adolph A. Weinman, the image was so popular that when the U.S. Mint struck its first Palladium Eagle coin in 2017 it selected Weinman's design! The Mercury Dime was 10 cents legal tender during the Roaring '20s, Depression-era '30s and throughout World War II. When it was first released in 1916, it could have purchased a bottle of ketchup, a loaf of bread or a ticket to a silent film.
Mercury Dime Design. The original designs for the Mercury dime were the work of Adolph A. Weinman, who is also known for creating the designs found on the Walking Liberty half dollar. The obverse shows Liberty in a winged helmet. This side displays the date "1916."
The reverse shows an olive branch and fasces. There are plenty of fine details to observe here, as well as a "D" Mint mark. If you're looking for the silver content, it's easy to miss. It's actually printed on the blade of the axe in very small characters.
Each 2 oz Silver Mercury Dime round was produced at the privately-held Intaglio Mint. Intaglio is renowned for being a leader in the superior design and production of bullion that commemorates events, places, and iconic figures throughout history. Its experienced team of artisans combines high-grade materials and meticulous craftsmanship to create stunning, exquisite pieces that perfectly intersect the worlds of art and investment. When you buy a piece from Intaglio Mint, you're not only making a fine addition to your precious metals portfolio, but you are also adding a beautiful, memorable keepsake that will be appreciated for generations to come.
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