* Designed by Adolph A. Weinman
* Depicts a profile of Liberty, facing right
* Winged Phrygian cap
* Inscription: "LIBERTY"
* Date: "1935"
Reverse:
* Designed by Adolph A. Weinman
* Depicts a fasces (a bundle of rods bound together with an axe) within a wreath of wheat heads
* Inscription: "ONE DIME"
* United States Mint mark: "D" (for Denver) or "S" (for San Francisco)
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