The coin in question is a Seated Liberty Dime, minted in 1876 at the Philadelphia Mint, identifiable by the 'P' mint mark. This coin features a denomination of 10¢, known as ten cents, and is crafted from silver, weighing approximately 2.5 grams. The diameter of the coin is about 17.9 mm, typical for dimes of this era. With a production total of 11,450,000 pieces, the 1876 Seated Liberty Dime was a common circulating coin during its time. The design showcases the iconic seated liberty figure, reflecting the artistic styles of 19th-century American coinage. This coin is classified under the "Coins" sub-type, and its condition and rarity can greatly influence its market value. As a representative piece of American numismatic history, the 1876 Seated Liberty Dime is sought by collectors for its historical significance and collectible charm.