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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 1946 p Silver Roosevelt Dime $2.40 |
 1957 D BU 90 SILVER ROOSEVELT DIME NICE 24HR NO RESERVE $2.79 |
 1961 p Silver Roosevelt Dime $1.90 |
 1934 D Mercury Silver Dime PCGS MS 66 Better Coin $595.00 |
 1956 90 SILVER GEM PROOF DIME SHARP DETAILS DEEP CAMEO GEM $9.50 |
 1936 P Silver Mercury Dime 10 Cents $2.76 |
 1 10 TROY OUNCE 999 PURE SILVER 33 GRAMS MERCURY DIME ROUND NEW ITEM MINT $6.51 |
 1992 through 2011 90 Silver Proof Dime Set of 20 $127.45 |
 1957 D AU 90 SILVER ROOSEVELT DIME NICE 24HR NO RESERVE $2.58 |
 NGC PF70 UC 1995 S SILVER ROOSEVELT DIME PF 70 $100.05 |
 1928 D MERCURY DIME CHOICE XF LOW MINTAGE 41 MILLION SILVER $65.00 |
 2010 S Silver Proof Roosevelt Dime LOT OF TWO 2 $8.99 |
 2010 S Silver Proof Roosevelt Dime LOT OF THREE 3 $13.49 |
 1929 MERCURY DIME CHOICE UNC FSB SLIGHT TONE SILVER $90.00 |
 1929 D MERCURY DIME CHOICE UNC FSB SILVER $150.00 |
 GEM BU 1941 S Mercury Dime Silver Coin FROM ORIGINAL MINT SET NICE $9.99 |