Mercury Dimes
Mercury dimes portray Liberty in a winged cap. Their shared silver composition is the starting point; date, reverse mintmark and band detail determine which focused reference to consult next.
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Mercury dimes portray Liberty in a winged cap. Their shared silver composition is the starting point; date, reverse mintmark and band detail determine which focused reference to consult next.
Read the guideRoosevelt dimes split into silver-era circulation coins, later clad issues and special collector products. A missing mintmark means different things in different years and finishes, so a date alone cannot answer the value question.
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Canada · 1858–1968Canadian dimes, quarters, halves and dollars need separate silver checks. Distinguish early standards, mixed transition years and collector products before comparing metal content.
Read the guideNo series guide matches. Check the year and variety guides below, or try a coin design.
The original guides remain at their established URLs. Each has its own dates, condition details and sources.
Public sale evidence
These are specific sold specimens, often exceptional grades or rare varieties. The price is not an estimate for every coin with the same date. A collection checkmark does not authenticate your coin or assign that auction price to it.
50 documented coin issues · source dataset checked 2026-09-19
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A dated auction result documents one specimen. Condition, variety attribution, original surfaces, fees and market demand affect what a different coin may sell for. Keep your sources with your collection notes and leave uncertain estimates blank.
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