Barber Dime Known As The Morgan Dime?

Sounds to logical to not be true.

Here is a link with a quote from wikipedia from what I was basing it on.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barber_coinage

Barber's head of Liberty is purely classical, and is rendered in the Roman style. The head is modeled after the French "Ceres" silver coinage of the late 19th century, but bears a resemblance to Morgan's design for the silver dollar.[34] This did not escape numismatist Walter Breen in his comprehensive guide to US coins, "Barber must have been feeling unusually lazy. He left the [dime] rev[erse] design as it had been since 1860, with minor simplifications. His obv[erse] was a mirror image of the Morgan dollar head, with much of Miss Anna Willess Williams's[b] back hair cropped off, the rest concealed ... within a disproportionately large cap."

Gotta give credit to wikipedia for the pictures.









I see "similarities" with these coins, but that's just my opinion.

Pretty much a mistaken belief. The Liberty Head dime was designed by Charles Barber, who treated George Morgan and all competition around him very poorly. I see no similarity in the designs. Morgan's design was artistically beautiful, while Barber's designs were generally bland copies of others work.