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The Barber dime, also known as the Liberty Head dime, was struck from 1892 to 1916. Featuring the same obverse design as the quarters and half dollars of the same name, created by Charles E. Barber, these coins depicted the head (not the complete bust) of Liberty wearing a wreath; however, like the Seated Liberty dimes, a wreath with "One Dime" written in the middle was shown on the reverse. In 1916, these coins were replaced by the Mercury dimes.

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