In answer to the Drummer's question below, here are images of the two different reverse varieties of the 1877-CC dime---just follow the arrows.
Type Ones are scarcer than Type Twos, but both are considered common varieties. 
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Thank you for this very concise explanation coupled with bright, clear pictures. It has helped clear up my question completely. It appears that my example; 1877-CC dime (NGC MS-66) is the scarcer Type 1 variety.
I have one of these too, I have to pull it our of storage and determine which it is.
I have a Type 2. It is NGC MS61. Very nice coin. Doesn't seem to be a way to post a photo
Garry,
Just so you know, there is no way to post a picture in a comment. However, if you posted a new blog, you would be able to upload your pictures into the blog. (This is how Carson-ite was able to respond to The Drummer 0023's question and include the photos of the two reverse types.)
If you have any questions about how to upload a picture into a blog, just email me at mariesgate@sbcglobal.net and I will send you instructions.
-Maya
Just became a member and already I have lerned new information about
CC coins. I too have a 1877-CC 10c
MS64 NGC and it is TII.
I will start searching for TI.
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