Dime

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…

A 1930 Mercury dime in well-worn condition starts around $7.16 in G-4, while a pristine MS-65 example can reach $158 to $261 depending on the mint. Only Philadelphia and San Francisco struck dimes this year — there is no Denver issue. Full Bands designation and identified error varieties each carry their own value considerations beyond…

The 1931 Mercury Dime holds a special place as the last issue before the two-year production gap of 1932–33. Guide estimates for regular business strikes range from about $7.16 in G4 to $441 in MS65, depending on the mint. All three facilities — Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco — produced dimes this year, so checking…

A 1934 Mercury dime in well-worn condition books around $5.73 at the G4 grade level according to USA Coin Book, while a crisp MS65 example can reach roughly $64 to $106 depending on the mint. Full Bands strikes, identified error coins and the Denver mintmark style can shift value further. Two business-strike mints produced dimes…

The 1937 Mercury Dime is a common-date silver coin that still rewards a careful look. Guide estimates for regular business strikes run from about $5.73 in Good-4 to $60 in MS-65, depending on mint. Philadelphia also produced proof strikes that year, and those carry a separate premium. Full Bands designations, mint errors and individual condition…

The 1938 Mercury dime is a 90% silver coin that remains affordable across most grades. Guide estimates from USA Coin Book place business strikes between about $5.73 in G4 and $56 in MS65, depending on the mint. Philadelphia proofs, Full Bands designations, and specific error varieties each carry their own value considerations beyond those baseline…

The 1947 Roosevelt Dime is a 90% silver coin struck across three mints, and every example carries real precious-metal content. Guide estimates for ordinary business strikes range from about $5.81 in Good-4 condition to around $18 for a Mint State 65 example, depending on the mint. These are grade-specific retail reference points from USA Coin…

The 1948 Roosevelt Dime is a 90% silver coin struck at all three U.S. mints. Guide estimates for ordinary business strikes range from about $5.81 in Good-4 condition to around $18 in Mint State 65, depending on the specific mint and grade. These are retail reference points from published guides, not guaranteed buy prices, and…

The 1949 Roosevelt Dime is a 90% silver coin that still turns up in old collections and coin rolls. Guide estimates from USA Coin Book place ordinary examples at about $5.81 in G4 (a well-worn but readable grade) up to around $73 for an uncirculated MS65 San Francisco strike. Those are grade-specific retail reference points,…