The Liberty Seated Dime, produced from 1837 to 1891, features a depiction of Liberty seated on a rock, holding a shield in one hand and a branch in the other. The 1870 release is a significant date within this series, as it marked further advancements in coinage design and production techniques during that era. Collectors value these dimes for their historical significance, design, and the variety of mint marks. The 10-cent denomination was an integral part of the monetary system in the United States, contributing to both trade and collectible interest.

Item Denomination Series Year Mint
1870 10c 10c Liberty Seated Dimes 1870 Philadelphia
1870 10c 10c Liberty Seated Dimes 1870 Philadelphia
1870-S 10c 10c Liberty Seated Dimes 1870 San Francisco