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Modern means 1965 and up. 1964 was also the last

year the silver dimes were made.

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1. 1975 - NO S mintmark - Only two examples of the

1975-S No S Dime are known.

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2. 1968 10C No S (Proof) - About 12 known

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3. 1983 10C No S, DC (Proof) - About 1000 known

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4. 1965- struck on the silver planchet. You will be able to

see the silvery white appearance, look at the rim of the

coin, and weight. It should weigh 2.5 grams

(regular clad coin- 2.27 grams).

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5. 1966 - struck on the silver planchet. You will be able to

see the silvery white appearance, look at the rim of the

coin, and weight. It should weigh 2.5 grams

(regular clad coin- 2.27 grams).

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6. 1967 - struck on the silver planchet. You will be able to

see the silvery white appearance, look at the rim of the

coin, and weight. It should weigh 2.5 grams

(regular clad coin- 2.27 grams).

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7. 1970 10C No S, CA (Proof) -  About 750 known

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8. 1982 10C No Mintmark - Strong (Regular Strike)

-The 1982 No P Dimes were originally discovered

in December of 1982. Most of the coins were initially

found in Sandusky Ohio, where approximately 8,000

to 10,000 coins were reportedly found. Coincidentally,

there were two different varieties discovered for the

1982 No P Dimes. The first was the sharply struck

examples, while the second variety displayed a much

weaker strike. Since there is a Strong and Weak

variety known from two different dies, it is estimated

that no more than 150,000 of these coins exist.

About 15,000 are known.

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9. 1996-W 10C (Regular Strike)- Semi-key date.

The 1996-W Roosevelt Dime is the first United States

dime which contained a "W' mint mark.

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10. 1999 Lincoln Cent/Roosevelt Dime Reverse and

Struck on a Cent Planchet -1 Known.

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11. Two-tailed dime - Struck on a copper-nickel clad

dime planchet, the mule error struck with two Roosevelt

dime reverse dies - 1 known.

12. 1995 P- mule cent obverse. It has a 1995 lincoln cent

obverse and a dime reverse. The coin will have the

same color and weight as a normal Roosevelt dime.