1798/7 Ten Cents Draped Bust 16 Star Reverse Parmalee Bareford Lovejoy PCGS MS63

This 1798/7 Draped Bust Dime (PCGS MS63) represents the first year of the striking Heraldic Eagle reverse, a design that closely resembles the Presidential Seal still used today. Replacing the earlier small eagle—often criticized for its weak appearance—this bold redesign signified America's growing strength and independence.

Coin Highlights:

• Denomination: 10 Cents (Dime)
• Year: 1798/7 (Overdate Variety)
• Grade: PCGS MS63 (Scarce in Mint State)
• Design: Features the Heraldic Eagle, a powerful symbol of the young nation’s resilience
• Historic Significance: A first-year issue, making it a cornerstone of early U.S. coinage

A Rare Early American Treasure
As a scarce Mint State survivor, this overdate variety is highly sought after by collectors of early Federal coinage. With its rich history, exceptional quality, and first-year significance, this is an outstanding acquisition for those who appreciate the artistry and legacy of America's earliest coinage. A rare opportunity to own a piece of history!