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• 1982 No P Roosevelt Dimes - Potential Major Rarity !
• by mintex03( 857)
• Have you ever heard the expression, "Whatever can happen, will happen"? Well, when the Philadelphia Mint started using the "P" mintmark on its coins (not on cents) in 1980, many people, including this... 

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  Coins | U.S. Coins | Roosevelt Dime | 1982

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• coins
• by savoncoin( 25565)
• Can you explain the difference between a commemorative coin and a circulating coin? There are circulating coins, commemorative coins and circulating commemoratives so we need to look closely at our... 

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  coins | cents | dimes | quarters | gold

• 36 of 42 people found this guide helpful

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• Those Type I and Type II 1946 Roosies
• by cbbehrens( 263)
• There are two types of 1946, 1946 D, and 1946 S Roosevelt dimes. Type I that can be distinguished by the Y in LIBERTY on the obverse is farther from Roosevelt's forelock and (the easier way to tell)the... 

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  Roosevelt dimes | Dimes | 1946 | Type coins | U S coins

• 16 of 17 people found this guide helpful

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• Roosevelt Dimes - How Much Is The Silver Worth?
• by bearstickets( 3743)
• Silver Roosevelt Dimes minted between 1946 and 1964 are composed of 90% silver and 10% copper. There are some silver coins minted after 1964, but they are minted for collectors and are not expected to be found... 

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  Melt value | Worth | Appraisal | Roosevelt | Dime

• 13 of 14 people found this guide helpful

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• Roosevelt`s
• by johnbuysdimes( 1156)
• The Roosevelt dime was first minted in 1946, after the last Mercury dime was issued in 1945. The dime was the forth US coin to carry a President on the face of the coin along with the Lincoln cent, the... 

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  Roosevelt`s | Silver Dimes | Clad Dimes

• 9 of 9 people found this guide helpful

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