Dime

A 1929 Mercury Dime in ordinary circulated condition starts around $7.16 in Good-4 and can reach roughly $158 in Mint State 65, depending on which mint struck it. No proofs were made this year. Full Bands examples and identified varieties each need their own specific comparisons, so the ranges above cover standard business strikes only….

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 1918 Mercury dime was struck at all three active mints — Philadelphia, Denver and San Francisco — in 90% silver. USA Coin Book guide estimates place these coins from about $7.16 in G4 to $1,001 in MS65, depending on the mint. No proofs were made this year. Coins with original mint-state surfaces and fully…

A 1919 Mercury Dime in well-worn condition starts around $7 to $9 depending on the mint, while pristine examples can climb into the hundreds or even low thousands. Guide estimates for this year range from about $7.16 in G4 for Philadelphia strikes up to $1,882 in MS65 for San Francisco coins. Full Bands designations and…

The 1920 Mercury Dime was struck at three mints, and guide estimates for ordinary business strikes range from about $7.16 in Good-4 up to $1,603 in MS-65, depending on the mint. Coins with fully separated fasces bands on the reverse can command additional premiums beyond standard Mint State values. Branch-mint strikes from this year are…

The 1921 Mercury dime is a genuine key date — both the Philadelphia and Denver issues are scarce and command real money even in low grades. USA Coin Book guide estimates place ordinary circulated-to-mint-state examples from about $64 in G4 up to around $4,251 in MS65, depending on the mint. Full Bands strikes and identified…