1919-P Mercury Silver Dime 10c PCGS MS-63 Error | Broadstrike
Discover the intriguing world of minting errors with the 1919-P Mercury Silver Dime featuring a broadstrike error. This exceptional 10-cent coin from 1919, minted in Philadelphia, is composed of 90% silver, capturing the classic Mercury dime design with an unusual deformation caused by the striking process.
A must-have for error coin collectors and numismatists, this piece stands out with its PCGS MS-63 grade, highlighting its well-preserved condition despite the striking anomaly. The broadstrike variety brings an extra layer of rarity and fascination, making it a captivating addition to collections focused on precious metals, early 20th-century U.S. coinage, and minting mistakes.
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