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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 1960 1963 Roosevelt Head Dimes Silver  US $1.95
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 1962 D Roosevelt 90 Silver Dime Bullion 1 Day Sale US $.92
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 90 Silver Dime Roosevelt Dime Lot Over 3500 Face US $456.76
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 Junk Drawer 90 Silver Mercury Dime Collection US $32.99
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 MIXED LOT OF SILVER DIMES 46 TOTAL US $52.07
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 250 Mercury Silver dime collection mixed dates 5 rolls US $371.88
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 3 1964 d US Silver Circ Dimes US $3.01
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 1945 S Mercury SILVER Dime EXTRA FINE US $.49
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 1902 US EXTRA FINE SILVER BARBER DIME Cheap US $17.95
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 1941 D Mercury SILVER Dime EXTRA FINE US $.49
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 2009 S Silver Roosevelt Dime PCGS PR69 DCAM US $1.04
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 999 Pure Silver Replica of a Barber Dime 1 Gram US $.99
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 37 Mercury SILVER DIMES 1917 – 1945 LOT in holders US $48.50
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 1921 SILVER MERCURY DIME Key Date Rare US $45.00
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 1946 PDS PERFECT UNCIRCULATED SILVER ROOSEVELT DIME SET US $8.00
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 1941 P D S SILVER MERCURY DIMES 3 COIN SET US $1.15
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