Among the most popular of the smaller silver coinage, Dimes, or ten cent pieces have been struck in various quantities since 1796. More or less continuously struck until today, this denomination played an important role in the American economy. Dimes were struck using many different designs, and every type is separately collected. Complete sets of all Dimes, containing many rarities, are also actively collected, but thanks to the rarity of many pieces seldom completed. Many of the earlier issues are extremely rare in high grade, sometimes unknown at the uncirculated level, and many of the 19th century Dimes are very rare in any grade as well.
Assembling sets of Dimes can be an exciting collecting challenge, and a task which often needs a full lifetime to complete. As with other denominations, many high grade Dimes lack eye-appeal, and extensive searching is often necessary to find the right, original piece. When found however, and when sets of Dimes are completed, they often make for a magnificent display which will attract a lot of attention from fellow collectors. On the other hand, thanks to the popularity of this denomination, investors will be able to gain a healthy profit from investing in Dimes, as many issues have seen rising prices which have continued despite the state of the economy. More information on Dimes >>>
1798/7 10C (1798/7 Dime) 16 Stars Reverse NGC VF Details Damaged. Despite the “Details” grade resulting from a tool mark on the reverse at the E in UNITED, this coin is still very collectable...More >>>
1833 10C (1833 Bust Dime) Fine. This Capped Bust 1833 Dime has all the correct diagnostics for a Fine grade. There is a partial rim for both sides, a full LIBERTY...More >>>
1833 Dime (1833 Early 10c) ANACS VG8. This medium toned early Capped Bust 1833 Dime has shades of tan, green, and rose. The reverse shows almost cameo contrast...More >>>
1833 10c (1833 Dime) ANACS VG8. Early dime. This early Capped Bust 1833 Dime could easily have graded Fine. It has full rims on both sides, a full LIBERTY on the headband...More >>>
1833 10c (1833 Dime) Last 3 High, ANACS AU55. JR-5. This Capped Bust 1833 Dime, while graded AU55 by ANACS, has virtually no wear and certainly...More >>>
1833 Dime last 3 high (JR-5, R-1) PCGS MS63. The popular red book variety of the 1833 dime. This variety is easily identified, as the last 3 in the date is higher than the other numerals...More >>>
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