A standard 1966 dime without a mint mark is worth only 10 cents face value. However, dimes with minting errors…
A standard 1965 dime with no mint mark is worth only face value to $2.50, but rare errors can be…
A standard 1964 dime is worth its silver value of a few dollars. The 1964-D (Denver) and 1964-P (Philadelphia) mint…
A standard 1963 dime with “D” mint mark (Denver) or no mint mark (Philadelphia) is worth $4-$4.55 in circulated condition…
A standard 1961 dime is worth $3.45-$3.95 based on silver content, whether it has a “D” mint mark (Denver) or…
A standard 1951 dime ranges from $2-$5 in circulated condition, with the 1951-S variant worth $3.50-$4.60. Uncirculated 1951-S dimes can…
The 1946 dime’s value varies significantly based on mint mark and condition. Standard 1946 dimes (no mint mark, D, or…
The 1945 Mercury Dime’s value ranges from $5 to over $25,000 depending on condition, mint mark, and grade. Circulated coins…
A standard 1944 Mercury dime is worth $10-$20 in uncirculated condition, with higher grades reaching $50+. The 1944-D and 1944-S…
The 1943 Mercury Dime features valuable errors across three main categories: planchet errors (clipped, cracked planchets), strike errors (broadstruck, off-center,…