Dime

The 1844 Liberty Seated Dime is a Philadelphia-only issue that collectors sometimes call the "Little Orphan Annie" date, a nickname rooted in its hoarding history rather than any manufacturing oddity. Guide estimates place the regular business strike around $190 at G4 and up to roughly $14,391 at MS63 according to USA Coin Book, while the…

The 1845 Liberty Seated Dime spans a wide value range depending on mint and condition. A USA Coin Book guide estimate places the Philadelphia issue around $29 at G4 and up to about $1,001 at MS63. The New Orleans mint coin is substantially scarcer, with guide figures running from roughly $127 at G4 to around…

The 1846 Liberty Seated Dime is a scarce Philadelphia-only date that commands real money even in worn condition. USA Coin Book guide estimates place the regular issue at roughly $411 in G4 and around $62,607 in MS63, while a confirmed Proof in PR63 is estimated near $20,000 by PCGS. Rare Proofs from this era need…

The 1847 Liberty Seated Dime is a Philadelphia-only issue struck in 90% silver. Guide estimates for normal business strikes range from about $29 in G4 (a heavily worn but readable coin) up to around $4,946 in MS63 (a choice uncirculated example). Proofs exist but are genuinely rare early pieces, not routine collector products. Better preserved…

The 1848 Liberty Seated Dime was struck only at the Philadelphia Mint, making it a single-issue year for this denomination. Retail guide estimates for the regular business strike run from about $29 in G4 to around $1,219 in MS63, while a rare Proof example carries a separate and much higher price point. Original surfaces and…

The 1849 Liberty Seated Dime spans a wide value range depending on mint and condition. A USA Coin Book guide estimate places the Philadelphia issue around $29 at G4 and about $1,131 at MS63, while the New Orleans mint coin runs from roughly $42 at G4 up to around $6,833 at MS63. Proof examples and…

The 1850 Liberty Seated Dime spans a wide value range depending on mint and condition. Philadelphia issues start around $29 at G4 and climb to roughly $864 at MS63 per USA Coin Book estimates. New Orleans coins carry a steeper premium, from about $54 at G4 up to $5,626 at MS63. Proof strikes are a…

The 1807 Draped Bust Dime is one of the final issues in the early Draped Bust series, struck at Philadelphia in a silver-copper alloy of approximately 89.24% silver. Guide estimates from USA Coin Book range from $696.00 in G4 to $12,208.00 in MS63. Your coin's actual value depends on its design match, wear, and whether…

The 1837 Liberty Seated Dime holds a special place as the very first year of the Seated Liberty dime series. Struck only at Philadelphia with no stars on the obverse, these coins come in Small Date and Large Date varieties. Retail guide estimates range from about $60 at G4 to $2,501 at MS63 for business…

The 1838 Liberty Seated Dime spans a surprisingly wide value range depending on which branch you hold. Retail guide estimates run from about $42 at G4 for a Philadelphia business strike up through $7,135 at MS63 for a New Orleans issue. Rare Proofs and specific die varieties sit in their own territory entirely. Sorting out…