Adolph A. Weinmans depiction of Lady Liberty caused a bit of confusion back in the day. She looked a lot like the Roman God Mercury, leading to these dimes being called Mercury Dimes. The name stuck and is how these 90% of silver coins are referred to today. Mercury Dimes were first released in 1916 and 1945. When ordering, your package will total $1 face value of Mercury Dimes. Buy now at Bullion & Collectibles Exchange.

• These coins are circulated and contain 90% silver
• The obverse design was created by Adolph A. Weinman and features Liberty in a winged cap
• The reverse design features Roman fasces wrapped in an olive branch
• Dates will vary

Mercury dimes continue to be a huge favorite with silver collectors. Get yours today from Bullion & Collectibles Exchange.