$5 Face Value Barber Dimes 90% Silver 50-Coin Roll (Circulated)

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$5 Face Value Barber Dimes 90% Silver 50-Coin Roll (Circulated)   Please note coins come in circulated condition and may be damaged, dented, bent, wore, etc. This $5 Face Value Barber Dimes 90% Silver 50-Coin Roll (Circulated) is an excellent addition to any precious metals investment portfolio. Each of these great rolls contains fifty 90% silver US Mint dimes for a total of $5 face value, chosen randomly, totaling approximately 3.58 troy oz of fine silver. Buy yours now from Bullion Exchanges! Barber coinage also expand into quarters and half-dollar denominations, and they were designed by US Mint Chief Engraver Charles Barber. In the late 1880s, the US Mint called to replace the Seated Liberty design. After a competition proved fruitless because only the winning artist would walk away with a cash prize. Therefore, eventually, the mint turned to Barber to create a new illustration. The Barber Dimes are collectibles that many enjoy collecting because of their 90% silver content. They also are valuable because they were minted for a short period of time, and older coins tend to see increasing price appreciation as they age.  The obverse of the 90% silver coins features a simple portrait of Lady Liberty in profile. She looks to the right and wears the Phrygian cap, also known as the Liberty Cap, which was associated with the Roman Goddess of Liberty.  The reverse of the coin showcases the denomination of the coin surrounded by a natural wreath tied together with a ribbon.  Coin Features: Each coin is made from 90% pure silver. Total weight approximately 3.58 troy ounces. Each coin in the bag is in Circulated Condition. Minted from 1892-1916. Dates will be chosen randomly based on availability within the mentioned period. Mint issues chosen randomly based on availability. Come in Bullion Exchanges tube containing 50 Barber Dimes for a total of $5 face value. Obverse: Features a right-facing bust portrait of Lady Liberty with her Phrygian cap. Inscription