Dime

Ordinary circulated 2009 Roosevelt dimes from Philadelphia or Denver are worth face value — ten cents. In mint state at MS65, a USA Coin Book guide estimate puts the P or D business strike at about $2.50. The S clad proof is listed around $3.08 in PR65, while the S silver proof reaches roughly $10.69…

Most circulated 2010 Roosevelt dimes are worth face value — ten cents. In uncirculated condition at MS65, a USA Coin Book guide estimate places the P or D business strike at about $2.50. The S clad proof at PR65 is estimated around $3.08, while the S silver proof at PR65 comes in near $10.69. Sorting…

Most 1997 Roosevelt dimes pulled from pocket change are worth face value — ten cents, no more. In mint state, a USA Coin Book guide lists the P or D at about $2.50 in MS65. The S clad proof sits around $10 in PR65, while the S silver proof reaches roughly $18 in PR65. Special…

Most 1998 Roosevelt dimes pulled from pocket change are worth face value — ten cents, nothing more. In uncirculated condition around MS65, a guide estimate from USA Coin Book puts the Philadelphia or Denver issue at about $2.50. The S clad proof runs roughly $4.96 in PR65, and the S silver proof climbs to around…

Most 1999 Roosevelt dimes pulled from circulation are worth face value — ten cents, no more. In mint state, a USA Coin Book guide estimate places an MS65 Philadelphia or Denver strike at about $2.50. The S clad proof sits around $4.96 in PR65, while the S silver proof reaches roughly $12.04 at the same…

Most 2000 Roosevelt dimes pulled from circulation are worth face value — ten cents. In mint-state condition, a USA Coin Book guide estimate places an MS65 example at around $2.50 for both the P and D issues. The S clad proof sits near $3.08 in PR65, while the S silver proof reaches about $9.65 at…

Most 2001 Roosevelt dimes pulled from pocket change are worth face value — ten cents. A USA Coin Book guide estimate places an MS65 business strike at about $2.50, an S clad proof at $3.08 in PR65, and an S silver proof at $9.65 in PR65. Those are starting reference points, not guaranteed sale prices….

Most 2002 Roosevelt dimes pulled from pocket change are worth face value — ten cents. According to USA Coin Book guide estimates, a Philadelphia or Denver mint-state example in MS65 condition lists around $2.50, while the S clad proof at PR65 is about $3.08 and the S silver proof at PR65 reaches roughly $9.65. Finish,…

A circulated 1988 Roosevelt dime is worth face value — ten cents. In uncirculated condition at MS 65, guide estimates from USA Coin Book place both the Philadelphia and Denver issues at about $2.79. The 1988 S proof starts around $4.96 at PR 65. Real premiums come from well-preserved strikes, proof contrast, or genuine mint…

Most 1989 Roosevelt dimes you find in pocket change are worth face value — ten cents. In mint-state condition, a guide estimate from USA Coin Book places an MS65 example at about $2.79. The S clad proof carries a PR65 guide value of roughly $3.62. Higher grades, authenticated errors and coins with strong strike details…