The history of U.S. dimes began with the introduction of the "Disme" (pronounced "dime") in 1792, a silver coin valued at 10 cents. It was followed by the Draped Bust, Capped Bust, Seated Liberty, and Barber dimes in the 19th century. In 1916, the Mercury dime debuted, featuring Liberty with a winged cap. In 1946, it was replaced by the Roosevelt dime, honoring President Franklin D. Roosevelt and symbolizing the end of World War II. The clad composition replaced silver in 1965. Notable is the 1964 silver Roosevelt dime, transition year. Over time, designs and compositions evolved, creating a rich history of these 10-cent coins.
1941 S Mercury Dime F Fine 90% Silver 10c US Coin Collectible
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1939 D Mercury Dime F Fine 90% Silver 10c US Coin Collectible
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1936 Mercury Dime F Fine 90% Silver 10c US Coin Collectible
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1835 Capped Bust Dime VF 35 Details ANACS Silver 10c Coin SKU:I11943
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1911 Barber Dime VG Very Good Silver 10c Coin
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1912 D Barber Dime VG Very Good Silver 10c Coin
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1914 Barber Dime G Good Silver 10c Coin
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1938 Mercury Dime F Fine 90% Silver 10c US Coin Collectible
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1967 Roosevelt Dime BU Uncirculated Clad 10c Coin
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1940 Mercury Dime AG About Good 90% Silver 10c Coin
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1942 S Mercury Dime AG About Good 90% Silver 10c Coin
Sale price$6.99
