1924 Mercury Dime - PCGS AU58 - 3% End Of Strip Clip Mint Error 10C

Offered here is a 1924 Mercury Dime featuring a 3% End-of-Strip Clip Mint Error, a fascinating minting mistake that occurred during the blanking process at the United States Mint.

End-of-strip clips occur when the metal strip used to punch coin blanks reaches the end of the strip, resulting in a curved missing section on the coin. These errors are highly collectible and widely sought after by mint error specialists.

This example has been professionally authenticated and graded AU58 by PCGS, confirming both its mint error status and strong About Uncirculated preservation. The coin retains excellent detail across Liberty’s portrait with strong remaining luster and an easily visible clipped planchet.

Mercury Dimes struck from 1916–1945 are among the most popular U.S. coin series, and certified mint error examples like this offer a unique collectible within the series.

• Date: 1924
• Denomination: Dime (10C)
• Series: Mercury Dime
• Grade: PCGS AU58
• Mint Error: 3% End Of Strip Clip
• Composition: 90% Silver
• Designer: Adolph A. Weinman
• Holder: Secure PCGS holder with certification number
• Authenticity: Guaranteed genuine and graded by PCGS

A great opportunity to own a certified Mercury Dime mint error, ideal for collectors of U.S. mint errors, Mercury Dimes, or unusual coinage varieties.