Most 1976 dimes are worth only 10 cents face value, regardless of mint mark (D, S, or none). However, uncirculated…

Most 1975 dimes are common coins worth face value to $1, including those with “D” (Denver) and “S” (San Francisco)…

Most 1970 dimes have minimal value, but rare error coins are worth significantly more. The 1970 No-S Proof is the…

Most 1969 dimes with “D”, “S”, or no mint marks are worth 10-50 cents in circulated condition, but valuable exceptions…

Most 1968 dimes are worth face value (10 cents), but rare error coins can be extremely valuable. The 1968 “No…

A 1967 dime with no mint mark is typically worth 10 cents face value due to high production quantities at…

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…