dimes

PCGS 10c 1941-x Mercury dime struck 25% off-center at K-1. This is a major off-center, and is also showing the date, although no mintmark is present. A tough series for off-centers this far off.  AU50 with light toning. 

2000-P 10c Roosevelt Dime Large Broadstrike   PCI Uncirculated 

1943-S 10c Mercury Dime 4% Curved Clip PCGS AU58 A large curved clip for a Mercury dime.

PCGS clad Roosevelt dime with a 38% straight clip. 1.39 grams. A big clip!   MS62

ANACS 1940-S Mercury dime with a 3% straight clip and with a weight of 2.37 grams.  MS60 

ANACS 1974-D Roosevelt dime double-struck, with the 2nd strike 60% off-center and die struck both sides. A major double-strike with great eye-appeal. Scarce like this! MS60 lustrous, lightly toned surfaces, and with a scratch reverse (mostly hidden, …

ANACS 1971-D Roosevelt dime double-struck, with the 2nd strike 45% off-center and with an indent.    AU58

NGC 1920 Mercury dime struck 20% off-center at 11 o'clock. The coin shows a decent amount of planchet, and has nice eye-appeal as an off-center. The full date is visible, although the mintmark area is not (it's actually probably a "D" mint.)  Sc…

ANACS 1944 Mercury dime with a 3% indent reverse at 10 o'clock. Indents are rare on Mercury dimes, and few are known. The error occurred when another dime planchet was laying partially on top of this coin, and was struck into it, creating an unstruck…

PCGS 1980-P Roosevelt dime obverse missing clad layer. The clad layer was missing from the planchet before strike, leaving the copper core exposed.  When struck, the result was a coin with a normal side and a copper side.   MS63  

NGC 1978-S proof Roosevelt dime with clashed dies obveres and reverse, particularly on the reverse. The obverse has a rim to rim die crack, with some separation in the design (nearly a split die!) The near-split in the die is from the die's clashing,…

1997-D 10c Roosevelt Dime 20% Off-Center & 18% Curved Clip PCGS MS63

PCGS 1951 Roosevelt dime double-struck with the 2nd strike 95% off-center and uniface reverse. A rare date for double-struck dimes. MS61 with generally nice surfaces, but with counting wheel marks keeping it from a higher grade. 

PCGS 1964 Roosevelt dime struck 10% off-center and 4% curved clip. A scarce combo of errors on a silver Roosevelt dime. AU58

(1965-2024) 10c Roosevelt dime struck 99% off-center on a 4% double curved clipped planchet.    MS62

PCGS 1912-D Barber dime uncentered broadstrike. The coin was struck out of collar, and so is larger in diameter than normal, and also has no reeding on the edge!   AU50

U.S. Mint 10c size collar die, doubtless intended for a Roosevelt dime. The dime collar has a reeded edge inside, and is only defaced (melted) around about 1/2 of the inner collar.    A collar die, the "3rd die", is used to strike or being.…

NGC 1992-D Roosevelt dime triple-struck, with the 1st strike normal, and then a 2nd and 3rd strike 99% and 90% off-center. Scarce as a triple-struck dime.   MS66 lustrous.

PCGS 2007-P Roosevelt dime struck with a shattered die obverse. The die has many cracks extending from the primary crack across the coin. A fairly popular shattered die type.    MS64 with some toning. 

NGC 1899 Barber dime struck 10% off-center. Scarce this far off-center and in this high a grade.   AU53