1916-D. NGC graded MS-62 Full Bands. A nice frosty example of this popular key date. A modest mintage of 264,000 pieces entered circulation generally unnoticed. The Denver Mint believed they would strike more dimes, but were pulled away to strike more quarters of the final year of the Barber style. As luck would have it for collector, no further Denver dimes were struck in 1916, keeping this the low mintage for the entire series in the end. Delicate gray and gold toning on both sides, and quite clean technically, especially so for the modest grade assigned. Boldly struck with the desired Full Bands designation earned here. A hint of light golden tone. <DOTLEADER> Estimated Value $9,000 - 10,000
