coins \ Coin \ United States of America \ 10c \ Liberty Seated Dimes \ 1884 \ Philadelphia
The 1884 Liberty Seated Dime, struck in Philadelphia, is a notable collectible coin in the United States. It features the classic Liberty Seated design, created by engraver Christian Gobrecht, showcasing a seated Liberty with a shield, holding a liberty cap and a branch. This coin, part of a series minted from 1837 to 1891, is sought after by collectors for its historical significance and aesthetic appeal. The 10-cent denomination was a common form of currency during the 19th century, making these dimes an important representation of American coinage. Condition, rarity, and mint mark variations significantly influence the coin's value in the marketplace.
