1936-S Mercury Dime (90% Silver)

Legacy ColCon description (source information; not independently verified): Mintage 9,210,000. The composition of the Mercury Dime also known as the Winged Liberty Head Dime from 1916-1945 is 90% silver and 10% copper. A Dime weighs 2.5000 grams, therefore the silver weight is 2.2500 grams or 0.0804 Troy ounces.

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Struck at
San Francisco Mint
Produced by
United States Mint

Issue details

Dated 1936, this Mercury / Winged Liberty Head dime is a regular circulation strike with an S mint mark. It has a nominal whole-coin mass composition specification of 100‰ copper and 900‰ silver and has a nominal weight specification of 2.5 g.

Denomination
10¢
Date
1936
Mint mark
S
Series
Mercury / Winged Liberty Head dime
Strike
Regular circulation strike
Composition
100‰ copper · 900‰ silver

Nominal whole-coin mass composition specification; not a specimen assay.

s.1; s.2

Weight
2.5 g

Nominal issue specification; not a specimen measurement.

s.3

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Sources

  1. s.1 — Coinage Act of 1873, Act of February 12, 1873, 17 Stat. 424, chapter 131

    §13,17 Stat.426/PDF3; §33,p.429/PDF6 (ingot context)

  2. s.2 — U.S. Mint, Domestic and Foreign Coins Manufactured by Mints of the United States, 1792–1965

    p.8/Table C5, dime row, Feb12,1873; PDF12

  3. s.3 — U.S. Mint, Domestic and Foreign Coins Manufactured by Mints of the United States, 1792–1965

    p.8, Table C5, Dime / Feb.12,1873 row, footnote 9 (PDF12); p.ii, Location of Mints; p.58, Table C33, Dimes, 1935–1939 (PDF4,62)