Dime

The 1911 Barber Dime was struck at three mints — Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco — plus a limited Philadelphia proof issue. Guide estimates for ordinary business strikes range from about $10.42 at G4 to $472 at MS63, depending on the mint. Proofs carry their own separate pricing. Condition, mintmark, and any genuine errors all…

The 1912 Barber Dime was struck at three mints in 90% silver, and guide estimates for ordinary business strikes run from about $10.42 in G4 to $410 in MS63, depending on the mint. Philadelphia proof coins carry their own premium. Condition, mintmark, and any genuine striking errors all matter when sorting out what a particular…

The 1914 Barber dime was struck at three mints — Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco — plus a tiny Philadelphia proof run of just 425 pieces. Guide estimates for ordinary business strikes range from about $10.42 at G4 to $379 at MS63, depending on the mint. Proofs carry their own premium and deserve separate evaluation….

The 1915 Barber dime is the final year this design appeared alongside proof production at Philadelphia. Guide estimates for ordinary business strikes range from about $10.42 in G4 to $441 in MS63, depending on the mint. Only Philadelphia and San Francisco produced circulation strikes this year, so the field is narrow but worth understanding. Fast…

The 1916 Barber Dime comes in two business-strike mints: Philadelphia (no mintmark) and San Francisco (S). There was no Denver Barber Dime this year and no proof issue. Guide estimates for ordinary circulation strikes range from about $10.42 at G4 to $253 at MS63, depending on mint and condition. Coins with original, unworn surfaces command…

The 1809 Capped Bust Dime is one of the earliest silver dimes produced at the Philadelphia Mint, and it remains a genuinely scarce coin more than two centuries later. USA Coin Book guide estimates place this date between roughly $1,001 in well-worn Good-4 condition and $15,247 for an uncirculated MS63 example. These are guide anchors…

The 1811 Capped Bust Dime is one of the earliest collectible silver dimes struck at the Philadelphia Mint. Guide estimates for this year range from about $317.00 in well-worn Good-4 condition to around $10,018.00 at the Mint State 63 level, depending on the specific variety, surface quality and grade. These anchors reflect one published guide…

A 1903 Barber Dime can range from around $12.26 in well-worn Good-4 condition for a Philadelphia strike up to roughly $2,037 at MS63 for the scarcer San Francisco issue. Proofs and error varieties sit on their own pricing tracks. Three mints produced business strikes this year, and the 1903-S stands out as a semi-key date…

The 1904 Barber Dime was struck at two mints — Philadelphia and San Francisco — with no New Orleans or Denver issues this year. Guide estimates for ordinary business strikes range from about $12.26 at G4 up to $1,939 at MS63, depending on the mint. Proofs were produced at Philadelphia only. Silver content alone gives…

A 1905 Barber Dime in circulated condition starts around $12–$15 at the G4 grade level depending on the mint, while uncirculated examples can reach roughly $253 to $531 at MS63. The New Orleans Micro O variety is the one to watch — guide estimates place that coin at about $90 in G4 and $6,834 at…