Dime

Most 1978 Roosevelt dimes in your pocket change are worth face value — ten cents and not a penny more. In uncirculated condition at the MS 65 level, both the Philadelphia and Denver business strikes carry a guide value around $2.79 each. A standard 1978-S proof sits at about $3.08 in PR 65. The real…

The 1955 Roosevelt Dime is a 90% silver coin that still turns up in collections and old rolls. Guide estimates place it around $5.81 in Good-4 condition up to roughly $14 for an ordinary Mint State 65 business strike, while a proof in PR65 runs about $22. These are grade-specific retail reference points from USA…

The 1956 Roosevelt Dime is a 90% silver coin that still turns up in inherited collections and old rolls. According to USA Coin Book guide estimates, ordinary circulated examples start around $5.81 at G4, while uncirculated pieces reach about $12.26 at MS65. Philadelphia proofs carry a guide value near $14 at PR65. Actual silver content…

The 1957 Roosevelt dime is a 90% silver coin that still turns up in old collections and estate lots. USA Coin Book guide estimates place ordinary circulated examples around $5.81 at G4, with uncirculated MS65 pieces near $12.26. Standard Philadelphia proofs sit around $9.87 at PR65. Silver content gives every genuine piece a metal-value floor,…

The 1958 Roosevelt Dime is a 90% silver coin that still turns up in old collections and estate finds. According to USA Coin Book guide estimates, circulated examples start around $5.81 at the G4 grade level, while uncirculated pieces in MS65 can reach about $14. Proof strikes in PR65 sit near $9.87. Actual value depends…

The 1959 Roosevelt Dime is a 90% silver coin that still turns up in old collections and coin rolls. A guide from USA Coin Book places ordinary circulated examples around $5.81 at the G4 grade, with uncirculated MS65 pieces listed near $12.26. Proof strikes come in around $9.87 at PR65. Silver content supports a baseline,…

A 1960 Roosevelt Dime is a 90% silver coin, and even worn examples carry a baseline value tied to their metal content. According to USA Coin Book guide estimates, a circulated 1960 dime grades out around $5.81 at G4, while uncirculated examples can reach roughly $12.26 at MS65. Proof strikes and certain error varieties command…

The 1962 Roosevelt Dime is a 90% silver coin that still turns up in old collections and pocket change finds. According to USA Coin Book guide estimates, ordinary circulated examples start around $5.81 at G4, while uncirculated pieces can reach about $10.91 at MS65. Philadelphia proofs carry a guide value near $9.87 at PR65. Silver…

The 1963 Roosevelt Dime is a 90% silver coin struck during the final years before the United States switched to clad coinage. A USA Coin Book guide places ordinary circulated examples around $5.81 at G4 and uncirculated pieces up to $10.91 at MS65, while a standard proof runs about $9.87 at PR65. Metal value fluctuates,…

Most 1971 Roosevelt dimes you pull from a jar are worth face value — ten cents, no more. In uncirculated condition the numbers climb a bit: a USA Coin Book guide estimate places an MS 65 Philadelphia coin around $3.62 and a Denver piece near $3.08. Normal S proofs sit around $2.50 at PR 65….