Has anybody seen the new dime yet for 2026?

mint mock up

Not yet

She looks like she's about to Pac-Man the mint mark and I'm surprised the on-duty janitor's initials didn't get included on her forehead. And why all the various fonts?

I really like the overall design but the Mint went out of its way to goof it up.

Will they be selling these in $10 or $25 or whatever bags just for spending?

@CaptHenway said:
Will they be selling these in $10 or $25 or whatever bags just for spending?

no bags or rolls, only quarters, half dollars and dollars get the treatment

@BuffaloIronTail said:
What symbolism does the empty talon denote?

I do find that a little "unbalanced" without the olive branch.

Pete

Reminds me of a dog lifting his leg. Imbalanced is right. Doesn’t the olive branch represent peace ? It’s not to be found.

"Obverse (heads): The obverse design features a determined Liberty as the winds of revolution waft through her hair. With steadfast resolve, she faces the tyranny of the British monarchy. Her liberty cap bears stars and stripes, at once a symbol of our burgeoning Nation and a reference to early American coinage."

"Reverse (tails): The reverse design features an eagle in flight carrying arrows in its talons, representing the American Revolution and the colonists’ fight for independence."

USM...

https://www.usmint.gov/learn/coins-and-medals/circulating-coins/dime

All our new coinage should be as artistic as this design. Love it!

Way too much lettering.

These will be hoarded by the millions

Under the bust……..the things are CAC already? From a striking viewpoint, the highest point on the reverse is also the highest point on the obverse. Perhaps this will cause future “full nostril” designations. The bird looks as if has just flew into my closed window. The more I look at it the less I like it. The thing about “tyranny”…….in This political climate, will be misread and misunderstood.

I like the overall design but too wordy. Too many fonts as someone else stated and too many words on such a small piece. Why the word "liberty" twice? Why "one dime" and not "ten cents"?We know it's a single dime because it's just one; there isn't two unless you've drank too much.

@jmlanzaf said:

@Tramp said:
I like the overall design but too wordy. Too many fonts as someone else stated and too many words on such a small piece. Why the word "liberty" twice? Why "one dime" and not "ten cents"?We know it's a single dime because it's just one; there isn't two unless you've drank too much.

Have you ever looked at a Roosevelt dime and asked why it says "one dime"? Or a Merc? Or Barber? Or Seated? That's 190 years of "one dime". I think you're just trying to find something not to like about it.

Nah, In this case, less is better. Strike the text "Liberty over Tyranny" and use same font for one dime as United States of America then it improves a lot. Being critical doesn't mean I don't like it Overall as I stated earlier. It's better than most of the convoluted pieces they are making.