Dime

Coins Overview

How Much Is a 1970 Roosevelt Dime Worth?

By 1970, the item had undergone a huge transformation from its silver composition to a copper-nickel clad format. An interesting fact is that in 1965, the United States Treasury responded to rising silver prices. The item price fluctuates from $1 to $1,000+ USD.

13 min

04.14.26

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1968 Roosevelt Dime Value: No Mint Mark & Silver Clad Types

The 1968 Roosevelt dime marked a turning point in U.S. coinage. The Philadelphia Mint struck every dime that year without a mint mark. The Mint also introduced a transitional silver-clad composition alongside the last pure-silver proof issues. Collectors prize this era for its mix of old and new metal types.

11 min

06.10.25

Coins Overview

1972 Roosevelt Dime Value: Rare Doubled Die Errors

Hey, is that a dime from 1972? Lucky you.

9 min

06.10.25

Coins Overview

1939 Mercury Dime Value: Full Bands (FB) & Key Details

A dime from 1939 sure has many stories to tell. Old coins often have not only a rich history, but also can make you rich.

10 min

06.10.25

Coins Overview

1969 Roosevelt Dime Value: Key Varieties & Error Coin Guide

The Roosevelt dime series began in 1946 as a tribute to President Franklin D. Roosevelt and his fight against polio. By 1965, silver was removed from circulating dimes, and they were made from clad layers of copper and nickel. But by 1969, something unusual happened.

10 min

06.09.25

Coins Overview

1944 Mercury Dime Value Why the 1944-D Is Worth 3x More (P vs. D vs. S)

What thoughts do you have when we look at a small silver Mercury dime 1944? You assume you are looking at a common variation of the 1944 US dime, a mass-produced wartime issue. However, in fact, each of them keeps a unique history: where it was minted, what condition it was in, what defects it got... And it is these nuances that turn this little thing into a variant worthy of a collection.

10 min

06.09.25