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1851 10C MS64 PCGS # 4595
Mintage: 1,026,500
Obverse Dies: 6 Known
A total of six obverse and seven reverse dies have been cataloged for 1851 Philadelphia coinage. This is a difficult date to research for varieties due to limited movement in the date placement. Most examp...
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1851-O 10C AU53 PCGS # 4596
Mintage: 400,000
Obverse Dies: 1 Known
A single die pair was employed to strike 1851 New Orleans coinage, though the obverse die appears to be polished down during its production life. In EF through AU grades, this date becomes very scarce. Only...
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1852 10C MS64 PCGS # 4597
Mintage: 1,535,500
Obverse Dies: 12 Known
1852 dimes are easier to locate than the tougher 1851 date. Twelve obverse and fourteen reverse dies have been cataloged at Fortin''''s variety web-book at www.seateddimevarieties.com.
Plate Coin: For...
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1852-O 10C AU50 PCGS # 4598
Mintage: 430,000
Obverse Dies: 1 Known
A single 1852 obverse die is paired with two Large O reverse dies for New Orleans coinage. The two reverse dies are easy to distinguish. The first has a Large O mintmark that is well centered and high with n...
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1852-O 10C MS62 PCGS # 4598
Mintage: 430,000
Obverse Dies: 1 Known
A single 1852 obverse die is paired with two Large O reverse dies for New Orleans coinage. The two reverse dies are easy to distinguish. The first has a Large O mintmark that is well centered and high with n...
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1853 10C No Arrows MS66 PCGS # 4599
Mintage: 95,000
Obverse Dies: 2 Known
1853 No Arrows dimes are scarce in circulated grades but much more available in Mint State grades than their low mintage would suggest. Two obverse dies and a single reverse die are currently known. Ahwash in...
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