dimes

PCGS 1964 Roosevelt dime baroadstruck.   MS65

PCGS 2000-P Roosevelt dime elliptical clip. The coin weighs 1.77 grams.  MS66 with blazing luster. 

PCGS 2007-P clad Roosevelt dime split die reverse, with the split also having an internal retained die break as well in the crack.  AU58

PCGS 1948 dime with a large broadstrike. Scarce date for major errors like this. MS62

PCGS 1978-S proof Roosevelt dime with strong clashed dies obverse and reverse. The coin shows strong clashes marks on the obverse and on the reverse sides.    Proof dimes are scarce with clashed dies, although 1978-S might be the most commo…

PCGS 1995-D Roosevelt dime with an indent from a curved clipped dime planchet. The coin was struck thru a curved clipped (about 3-5% size clip) which resulting in an indent in the planchet area, and a normally struck area where the clip was...

PCGS 1964 Roosevelt dime with a deep obverse die cap, with medium to high cap walls around most of the obverse design. The reverse has a full brockage of the obverse design on the coin's reverse. There are even two "1964" dates, with a 2nd date on th…

PCGS 1962-D Roosevelt dime broadstrike. The coin was struck out of collar allowing it to expand beyond its normal diameter. Very scarce date for major striking errors.    AU58

Elliptical clip, with the coin having an oval shape.  MS63 Ex-Fred Weinberg Collection 

Elliptical clip, with the coin having an oval shape.  MS66 Ex-Fred Weinberg Collection 

PCGS 1955-S Roosevelt dime uncentered broadstrike. The coin is struck out of collar, and has a nice expansion in size. Very scarce date. AU58

NGC 1955-S Roosevelt dime struck on a split before strike planchet. The planchet weights 1.77 grams, which is a little over half the normal weight of a dime. Split before strike dimes are scarce.  Uncirculated 

ANACS 1960-D Roosevelt dime split before strike. The coin shows the split side on the coin's obverse, and the smooth side on the coin's reverse.  MS62

NGC 90% silver Roosevelt dime uniface obverse. The coin was struck thru another planchet, resulting in a nearly "blank" obverse side. Scarce error type on silver dimes.   MS63

NGC 1964-D Roosevelt dime split planchet before strike. The planchet split in half before the coin was struck. The rough, split side is on the dime's obverse. Very scarce error type on silver Roosevelt dimes.  Not graded by NGC, but we grad…

PCGS 1960-D Roosevelt dime split before strike, with the rough, split side on the coin's reverse. It is difficult to find fully split before strikes on silver coins, as they are scarce. AU58

This is a U.S. 10c feeder finger which was used for striking Roosevelt dimes at the Denver Mint. The feeder finger is one of a small group that came out of the U.S. Mint, and were struck at the Moonlight Mint using the original Grabener coin press th…