Silver Dime Values
The first dimes produced in 1796 were commissioned through the Coinage act of 1792 and would soon become known as the Draped Bust dime. The progression of the markings on the dimes over the next centuries would represent many changes in the American culture.
In 1837 the composition of the dime saw an increase of silver to 90% and this continued until 1966. We find that silver dimes continue to be some of the most asked for and easiest to sell among coin collecting enthusiasts and precious metals investors due largely in part to their high silver content.
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 1927 P MERCURY DIME SILVER $3.95 |
 1945 D AU Silver Mercury Dime 90 Silver Clipped Coin US Coins Coinhut3423V $34.90 |
 1857 Seated Liberty Half Dime Silver $9.95 |
 wheat penny roll and indian head cent mercury Dime on each end 90 silver $11.99 |
 1891 Seated Liberty Dime Silver F Full Liberty is visible $12.95 |
 1891 Seated Liberty Silver Dime Full Liberty is Visible F $11.95 |
 BEAUTIFUL 1908 D SILVER BARBER DIME $8.50 |
 1919 D MERCURY DIME SILVER $9.95 |
 1938S Mercury Dime 90 Silver $2.06 |
 1920 D MERCURY DIME VG SILVER BETTER DATE $6.95 |
 1901 BARBER DIME 90 SILVER RARE AND VERY COLLECTABLE GREAT CONDITION $7.95 |
 A Vintage 1836 Capped Bust Dime Silver Coin 176 Year Old US CoinM283 $9.99 |
 1962 D ROOSEVELT DIME 10 CENT US 90 SILVER AMERICAN COIN VERY NICE NOT JUNK $4.99 |
 1941 S MERCURY SILVER DIME VERY NICE HIGH GRADE FREE SHIP G4 $12.95 |
 1942 Silver Mercury Dime Denver Mint Commemorative $11.98 |
 JUNK 1945 P MERCURY LIBERTY DIME 10 CENT US 90 SILVER COIN AMERICAN COLLECTABLE $3.99 |