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The 1931 dime holds a respected place in the Mercury Dime series as a semi-key date, and collecting a complete set across all three mints — Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco — takes more effort than it might first appear.

Condition is where things get especially nuanced. The 1931-S is the scarcest of the three when seeking Full Bands (FB) examples, while the 1931...


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The 1929 Mercury Dime was struck at three mints — Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco — in a year that saw more than 35 million Mercury dimes produced, making 1929 issues generally accessible for collectors today. That said, condition drives everything when it comes to 1929 Dime value.

A circulated Philadelphia issue starts at around $7.00 in Fine grade, while the ...


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The 1934 Mercury Dime holds a respected place within one of America’s most celebrated coin series. The Mercury Dime was minted from 1916 to 1945, and coins from 1934 onward are generally considered more available across all grades. This accessibility makes the 1934 issue a practical and worthwhile subject for collectors at every level.

When it comes to 1934 Dim...


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Back in early 2000, General Mills ran one of the most memorable promotions in American numismatic history. They tucked a shiny new Lincoln cent into 10 million boxes of Cheerios — one per spec...


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The 1796 Dime Value is a topic that attracts serious collectors across the United States and beyond.

As the opening issue of the Draped Bust Dime series, the 1796 dime holds a distinct place in early American numismatics.

In Good condition, values typically range from $3,680 to $4,140. Well-preserved Mint State ...


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