1941-S Dimes Winged Liberty Head or Mercury PCGS MS-67+
941-S Mercury Silver Dime – PCGS MS67+ CAC
A stunning example of one of America’s most beautifully designed coins, this 1941-S Mercury Dime has been graded PCGS MS67+ and awarded the coveted CAC (Certified Acceptance Corporation) sticker, verifying its superior quality within the grade.
Struck at the San Francisco Mint during the early years of World War II, this coin features Adolph A. Weinman’s iconic design—Liberty in a winged cap, symbolizing freedom of thought, on the obverse, and a fasces and olive branch on the reverse, representing unity and peace through strength. Crafted in 90% silver, the Mercury dime series remains one of the most artistically admired in American numismatics.
This example is certified MS67+ by PCGS, placing it at the high end of the near-perfect spectrum, just a fraction below gem Mint State 68. It exhibits crisp strike detail, brilliant luster, and exceptionally clean surfaces with only the faintest trace of contact—qualities that led to its CAC endorsement, a further affirmation of its premium eye appeal and technical excellence.
High-grade Mercury dimes from the San Francisco Mint are increasingly sought after by collectors building top-tier registry sets or focusing on condition rarity, and this 1941-S MS67+ CAC is a true trophy among them.
A superb blend of artistry, preservation, and independent quality verification, this Mercury dime is a standout example of classic American coinage—ideal for the advanced collector or investor seeking elite silver issues.
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