Mercury Silver Dime 2-Coin Panel Set - 1941 Philadelphia & 1945 Denver Mint Strike - Circulated

Key Specifications: Design Type: Winged Liberty Head ("Mercury") Dime Quantity: 2 Coins Dates & Mints Present: (1) 1941 Philadelphia Mint (No Mint Mark) (1) 1945 Denver Mint ("D" Mint Mark located on the lower left reverse) Composition: 90% Silver, 10% Copper Weight / Diameter: 2.50 grams (per coin) / 17.9 mm Total Silver Weight: Approx. 0.145 troy oz of actual silver content (ASW) Packaging: First Commemorative Mint Inc. custom illustrated educational showcase panel Detailed Coin & Condition Analysis: 1941 Philadelphia Strike (Obverse/Reverse): Displays honest, uniform commercial wear across Adolph A. Weinman’s Winged Liberty profile. High-relief features on the wing feathers and hair curls show standard softening, but the full "1941" date and inscriptions are completely crisp. The reverse fasces ax bundle and olive branch show smooth, flat bands, grading as Circulated (Good to Very Good details). 1945 Denver Strike (Obverse/Reverse): Represents the absolute final year of issue for the historic Mercury dime series. Displays similar honest pocket wear with softened facial contours. The reverse features a clear, legible small "D" mint mark nestled between the rim and the olive branch base. Surfaces have aged to a classic silver-gray patina, grading as Circulated (Good to Very Good details). Showcase Quality: Housed inside a pristine 2011 First Commemorative Mint educational display board. The printed panel features complete technical specifications, design history, and clear plastic viewing ports protecting both faces of the coins.