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Auction 1374 | Lot 4429 » Dimes » Mercury Dimes
1919-S 10C MS66 Full Bands PCGS. (PCGS# 4927)
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Auction 1143 | Lot 4499 » Dimes » Mercury Dimes
1919-S 10C MS66 Full Bands PCGS. CAC. (PCGS# 4927)
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Auction 352 | Lot 5748 » Dimes » Mercury Dimes
1919-S 10C MS66 Full Bands NGC. David Lange, in his The Complete Guide to Mercury Dimes, writes that the '19-S is difficult to locate in any Uncirculated grade, and that fully struck Gems are genuinely rare. He goes on to say that an overall weakness of strike is particularly evident at both the obverse and reverse peripheries. The Premium Gem coin in this lot does not fit the profile of this issue. In addition to the fully defined bands, the peripheral lettering, numerals in the date, and the mint mark are all sharp, and very much apart from the rim. The satiny surfaces exhibit vibrant luster, and are lightly toned in lavender, gold, and pale blue colors. A couple of small marks on Mercury's jaw are not bothersome. Population: 3 in 66, 0 finer (7/04).
From The Reed Hawn Collection of Mercury Dimes. (PCGS# 4927)
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Auction 1356 | Lot 3140 » Dimes » Mercury Dimes
1919-S 10C MS65 Full Bands PCGS. (PCGS# 4927)
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Auction 1124 | Lot 2280 » Dimes » Mercury Dimes
1919-S 10C MS66 Full Bands PCGS. (PCGS# 4927)
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Auction 1231 | Lot 5319 » Dimes » Mercury Dimes
1919-S 10C MS65+ Full Bands PCGS. CAC. (PCGS# 4927)
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Auction 21052 | Lot 2262 » Dimes » Mercury Dimes
1919-S 10C MS 66 Full Bands NGC. Mintage: 8,850,000. ... (PCGS# 4927)
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Auction 1344 | Lot 3728 » Dimes » Mercury Dimes
1919-S 10C MS65 Full Bands PCGS. CAC. (PCGS# 4927)
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Auction 1329 | Lot 3386 » Dimes » Mercury Dimes
1919-S 10C MS65 Full Bands PCGS. (PCGS# 4927)
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Auction 1342 | Lot 3039 » Dimes » Mercury Dimes
1919-S 10C MS65 Full Bands PCGS. CAC. (PCGS# 4927)
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Auction 1366 | Lot 3031 » Dimes » Mercury Dimes
1919-S 10C MS65 Full Bands PCGS. (PCGS# 4927)
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Auction 63296 | Lot 92012 » Dimes » Mercury Dimes
1919-S 10C MS65 Full Bands PCGS. Ex: Jay Eisenberg. Among S-mint Dimes, the 1919-S is second only to the 1918-S in rarity as a Gem Uncirculated coin with Full Bands. This well-pedigreed MS65 richly deserves its Full Bands recognition and the obverse is similarly sharp and smooth. This well-known example displays a brief speckling of russet color in the field in front of Liberty's face and several other flecks of darker color here and there. Soft mint luster reveals a thin overlay of gold patina on the reverse, while the obverse is primarily lilac-silver. The 1919-S Full Bands population in Gem or finer condition has hardly changed over the past 20 years. Population: 28 in 65 (7 in 65+), 6 finer (7/24). (PCGS# 4927)

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Auction 394 | Lot 1877 » Dimes » Mercury Dimes
1919-S 10C MS65 Full Bands PCGS. The semi-key 1919-S Mercury dime is a coin that is difficult to find in all but the lowest grades. Uncirculated coins are scarce, while Gems, especially with Full Bands, are rare. The San Francisco Mint was even more sparing in its use of dies than the Denver Mint in 1919, averaging nearly 343,000 impressions per obverse die. This strictly Gem coin does show considerable evidence of die fatigue, namely in its softness near the rims, indicative of die erosion, and considerable die polishing lines. Examination with a glass reveals bold clash marks before Liberty's face and behind her lowest hair curls from the reverse foliage that flanks the fasces. The reverse also shows field clashing. This example is completely brilliant and boldly struck in the centers, with robustly split bands, diagonals, and vertical rods. Close examination with a loupe reveals a trivial tick each on the center bands and the two diagonals. Another delectable example for a high grade Mercury dime collection, and another interesting coin from the standpoint of numismatic history. Population: 19 in 65, 3 finer (11/05).
From The Larry Shapiro #1 All-Time Finest Mercury Dimes Full Bands Basic PCGS Registry Set. (PCGS# 4927)
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Auction 1291 | Lot 4410 » Dimes » Mercury Dimes
1919-S 10C MS65 Full Bands PCGS Secure. (PCGS# 4927)
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Auction 1320 | Lot 3042 » Dimes » Mercury Dimes
1919-S 10C MS65+ Full Bands NGC. (PCGS# 4927)
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Auction 1234 | Lot 4593 » Dimes » Mercury Dimes
1919-S 10C MS65+ Full Bands PCGS. (PCGS# 4927)
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Auction 296 | Lot 7654 » Dimes » Mercury Dimes
1919-S 10C MS66 Full Bands NGC. Only the 1918-S rivals the 1919-S as the most challenging S-mint Mercury Dime to locate with Gem quality surfaces and Full Bands definition. If comparing the total number of extant pieces to reach the grading services, however, the 1919-S takes the prize as the rarer of the two issues. Over the past few years we have had the privilege of offering the Bassano, Dominick, and Kritzman specimens, all certified as MS65 Full Bands by either NGC or PCGS. The dazzling, essentially blemish-free coin offered here is actually a notch finer, being brilliant throughout with intense, satiny luster and, most importantly, incredibly sharp crossband detail. Population: 2 in 66, 1 finer (4/02). (PCGS# 4927)
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Auction 1108 | Lot 186 » Dimes » Mercury Dimes
1919-S 10C MS65 Full Bands PCGS. (PCGS# 4927)
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Auction 1169 | Lot 5073 » Dimes » Mercury Dimes
1919-S 10C MS65 Full Bands PCGS. CAC. (PCGS# 4927)
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Auction 1129 | Lot 508 » Dimes » Mercury Dimes
1919-S 10C MS65 Full Bands PCGS. (PCGS# 4927)
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Auction 328 | Lot 6663 » Dimes » Mercury Dimes
1919-S 10C MS65 Full Bands PCGS. After only the 1918-S, the 1919-S is the most difficult San Francisco Mercury dime to locate with Gem quality surfaces and Full Bands detail. If one were to consider total number of extant pieces, however, the 1919-S is definitely the rarer of the two issues. As befits the grade, this lustrous representative is devoid of distracting blemishes. Beautiful silver-gray patina blankets both sides, but the crisply defined devices and incredibly sharp crossbands are easily this coin's most dominant attributes. Multiple die clash marks (as made) are evident on each side. An awe-inspiring survivor from this heavily circulated, poorly preserved delivery. Population: 19 in 65, 0 finer (4/03).
From the Stephen and Dianne Stokely Collection. (PCGS# 4927)
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Auction 256 | Lot 6219 » Dimes » Mercury Dimes
1919-S 10C MS 65 Full Bands PCGS. The end of World War I resulted in limited deliveries of dimes at both the Denver and San Francisco branch mints. The latter facility produced 8.8 million pieces in 1919, as compared to 19.3 million coins the previous year. The 1919-S is a well known condition rarity that is difficult to locate in grades near the Mint State threshold, let alone at the Gem level of preservation. Like the 1918-S, the 1919-S is also a legendary strike rarity, and the present example is one of the finest certified survivors known to PCGS. Thinly veiled in golden iridescence, both sides are fully frosted with a bright, pristine sheen. In addition to the central crossbands on the reverse, the obverse highpoints and the peripheral devices on both sides are fully defined. A few clashmarks (as struck) are noted in the obverse field before Liberty's face. Population: 18 in 65, 0 finer (2/01).
From the William Dominick Collection. (PCGS# 4927)
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Auction 232 | Lot 6989 » Dimes » Mercury Dimes
1919-S 10C MS 65 Full Bands PCGS. After only the 1918-S, the 1919-S is the most difficult San Francisco Mercury dime to locate with Gem quality surfaces and Full Bands detail. If one were to consider total number of extant pieces, however, the 1919-S the definitely the rarer of the two issues. As befits the grade, this lustrous representative is devoid of distracting blemishes. Beautiful sunset-gold patina blankets both sides, but the crisply defined devices and incredibly sharp crossbands are easily this coin's most dominant attributes. An awe-inspiring survivor from this heavily circulated, poorly preserved delivery. Population: 16 in 65, 0 finer (5/00).
From the Louis Bassano Collection. (PCGS# 4927)
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Auction 238 | Lot 7308 » Dimes » Mercury Dimes
1919-S 10C MS 65 Full Bands PCGS. Ex: Bassano Collection. This coin was previously offered as lot 6989 in our Philadelphia 2000 Signature Sale, where it was cataloged as: "After only the 1918-S, the 1919-S is the most difficult San Francisco Mercury dime to locate with Gem quality surfaces and Full Bands detail. If one were to consider total number of extant pieces, however, the 1919-S the definitely the rarer of the two issues. As befits the grade, this lustrous representative is devoid of distracting blemishes. Beautiful sunset-gold patina blankets both sides, but the crisply defined devices and incredibly sharp crossbands are easily this coin's most dominant attributes. An awe-inspiring survivor from this heavily circulated, poorly preserved delivery." Population: 16 in 65, 0 finer (8/00).
From the Joshua Collection. (PCGS# 4927)
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Auction 195 | Lot 6493 » Dimes » Mercury Dimes
1919-S MS 65 Full Bands PCGS. Ex: Wm. Dominick. According to David Lange, "In full bands condition, this date is second only to 1918-S in rarity among San Francisco mint dimes." This is due in part because of the weak definition seen not only on the central bands but, "an overall weakness of strike is particularly evident at the periphery of both obverse and reverse...Mint state coins are few and far between, gems even more so." This is an exceptional gem whose satin-like luster is overlaid by light, streaky, gray-golden patina. Only the slightest trace of softness can be detected at the tops of ERT in LIBERTY on the obverse. Population: 7 in 65, only 1 finer (10/98). (PCGS# 4927)
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