The 1927-S Mercury Dime is a key collectible in the Mercury Dime series (1916–1945), valued for its historical significance, low mintage, and investment potential.
The San Francisco Mint produced only 4,770,000 Mercury Dimes in 1927, making it a semi-key date in the series.
Part of the Winged Liberty Head Dime series, commonly known as the Mercury Dime, designed by Adolph A. Weinman.
Features Lady Liberty wearing a winged cap, symbolizing freedom of thought.
In Mint State (MS65 and above), the 1927-S is very rare due to weak strikes and circulation wear.
A must-have for those completing a full Mercury Dime set.
– Composed of 90% silver, making it valuable beyond numismatics.– Silver bullion value provides an additional safety net.
This coin circulated during the Great Depression era, holding historical and sentimental value.