1895 10C MS67+ 认证号13509073, PCGS号4806

When researching 1895 Barber Dimes you'll notice one standout MS68 graded by NGC and sold by Heritage back in 2007 for $37,375. With a bit of sleuthing, you can find the coin had been cracked out of an early blue PCGS MS67 holder that sold on Heritage for $46,000, back in 2005. When there were only two MS67 examples of this date known which both appeared in that same sale. the blast white example only netting $29,900 Now that the coin is in a PCGS MS67+CAC, I wonder if it would grade 68 again at NGC.

Ron Guth

The production of Dimes at the Philadelphia Mint eased up substantially in 1895 and, for the first time since 1881, the mintage fell below one million coins.  In fact, the 1895 Dime has one of the smallest mintages of the entire series and commands one of the largest premiums across all grades.  In spite of the smaller mintage, the 1895 Dime is not particularly rare in Mint State, so collectors have ample opportunities to obtain a nice example.  The typical Mint State 1895 Dime is MS64 with a dozen or more known in MS65 and MS66.  In MS67, the 1895 Dime is extremely rare, and the best examples include a single PCGS MS67+ is a lone NGC MS68.