US Barber Dime 10¢ Coin 1908-D Denver - Liberty Head

Description

US Barber Dime 10¢ Coin 1908-D Denver - Liberty Head
One
U.S. Dime Coin
Face Value of 10 cents ({{detail_product_description}}.10 US dollars, USD)
CONDITION:
Circulated. NO Mint Mark.
Unique Pictures
of the actual item available in this listing. - Colors in some pictures of the coin are slightly off due to the lighting and metal reflectivity. Two pictures are taken with a hand-held digital camera and two pictures are a flatbed scanner at 1200 dpi of the coin.
The dime is also known as: 10¢ piece, ten-cents, ten-cent piece, 1/10th of a US Dollar, {{detail_product_description}}.10, disme (from French disme meaning one-tenth).
The Obverse-side Text Inscriptions:
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
(year)
The Obverse-side Images: Head of Lady Liberty (Columbia) wearing a Branches & Leaves Wreath Crown tied with a Bow.
The Reverse-side Text Inscriptions:
ONE DIME
The Reverse-side images: Wreath tied with a Bow.
The Obverse and Reverse designs were by Charles Edward Barber, born November 16, 1840 and died February 18, 1917. Chief engraver of the United States Mint from 1879 until his death in 1917.
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