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The Seated Liberty design of Christian Gobrecht
was first placed on the U.S. dime in 1837, and continued until 1891. In
1870, the fabled Carson City Mint began operations, with the production
of quarters, half dollars, and silver dollars. The first Seated Liberty
dimes were not coined at Carson City until 1871, when a paltry 20,100
were released.
The 1871-CC Seated Liberty Dime is rare in any condition, is of
historical significance, and is one of the most valuable key dates in
the lengthy Seated Liberty dime series.
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