10 of the Liberty Seated Dime Values

The rarest Liberty Seated Dime: The 1873-CC No Arrows Dime holds the title as the rarest of them all. 

The mysterious 1860-O Over Horizontal O: One of the most enigmatic variations, this coin features an overstrike of an "O" mintmark horizontally over another "O" mintmark. 

The Double Dime Error: In 1860, an error occurred during the minting process, resulting in the production of some Liberty Seated Dimes with a doubled "DIME" inscription.  

The Fabled 1874-CC Dime: While the 1874-CC Dime is a relatively common date, it becomes exceptionally rare when found in Mint State condition. 

The Fascinating 1838-O Branch Mint Experiment: The New Orleans Mint produced Liberty Seated Dimes in 1838 before it officially opened.  

The Unusual Weight Reduction: In 1853, the weight of the Liberty Seated Dime was reduced from 2.67 grams to 2.49 grams due to rising silver prices. 

The Mysterious 1863 Doubled Die Reverse: The 1863 Liberty Seated Dime exhibits a unique doubled die reverse, resulting in doubled lettering and design elements.  

The Elusive 1870-CC Dime: The 1870-CC Dime is an elusive date with a small mintage of just 8,340 coins. 

The Fascinating Legend of the Arrows and Rays: In 1853, arrows and rays were added to the Liberty Seated Dime design to signify weight and purity changes.  

The Intriguing Overmintmark Variety: The 1842-O Dime features an overmintmark where an "O" mintmark was stamped over a mistakenly placed "D" mintmark.