U.S. One Dime Coin Obverse Design - Torch, Oak & Olive Branches #3906541 (License: Personal Use)

This line-art depiction shows the obverse of the U.S. dime, introduced in 1946 and still in use today, honoring Franklin D. Roosevelt. At its center is a flaming torch representing liberty, flanked on the left by an oak branch (symbolizing strength and independence) and on the right by an olive branch (symbolizing peace). The outer rim bears the inscription “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA” at the top, “E PLURIBUS UNUM” across the middle, and “ONE DIME” at the bottom.

This image is commonly used on numismatic websites, educational resources about U.S. currency, government mint pages, and coin-collecting guides. It serves users seeking visual identification, historical context, or symbolic interpretation of the dime’s design.