This listing features a 1918 Mercury Dime, struck during the final year of World War I—a moment when the world stood at the edge of both exhaustion and transformation.

Designed by Adolph A. Weinman, the Mercury dime—officially known as the Winged Liberty Head dime—was minted from 1916 through 1945 and remains one of the most recognized and enduring designs in American coinage. Its imagery reflects liberty, vigilance, and strength—ideals that carried profound meaning during a time when those principles were being tested on a global scale.

Issued in 1918, this coin circulated during the closing chapter of the Great War. American forces were fully engaged in Europe, contributing to the final offensives that would bring the conflict to an end later that year. At home, the nation was deeply mobilized—industry, agriculture, and everyday life aligned in support of the war effort. Coins like this passed through the hands of citizens and workers living through that defining period, serving as a quiet but constant presence in a world shaped by sacrifice and resolve.

This example shows heavy circulation wear consistent with age and extended use. The date remains visible, though softened, and the design reflects the passage of time and commerce across more than a century. Its worn condition tells a story of movement and utility, offering a direct, tangible connection to the era in which it circulated. Please review the provided photos carefully to assess the coin’s condition and details.

Composed of 90% silver, this coin contains approximately 0.0723 troy ounces of silver, providing both intrinsic value and enduring appeal as part of traditional U.S. constitutional silver.

You will receive the exact coin pictured. Clear, detailed images are included so you can confidently evaluate condition and details.

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