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Dimes

The half dime and the nickel are both U.S. 5-cent coins, and both have many interesting designs. See half dime and nickel similarities & differences. Plus the current value of half dimes, tips for collecting them, and how to save money when buying a half dime coin.

Grading U.S. Dimes: Here's how to determine the grade (condition) of your circulated dimes -- Roosevelt dimes, Mercury dimes, and Barber dimes.

You want to be able to look at a coin and determine an approximate grade - which will then yield info about the coin's worth. See how to grade a coin yourself!

Here are the top 10 U.S. coins that everyone's talking about. They're definitely worth collecting. Most aren't even that hard to find, and they won't cost you an arm and a leg either!

Rare Dime Years: Some rare dimes are worth over $1M! Use this list of old valuable dimes by year to find rarities in pocket change, in coin rolls, and more!

rare 1965 no mint-mark quarter

There's a 1965 quarter with no mint mark worth $7,000! Here's how to identify a 1965 silver quarter yourself.

Wondering how to buy rolls of coins for coin roll searching? See the best places to buy rolls of coins + Everything you need to know before buying rolls of coins!

Coin rolls are used by banks, but they're also treasure troves for coin collectors! See how many coins come in a roll by denomination + The value of each roll of coins by denomination.

Old silver dimes can easily be found in circulation. Here's a list of valuable old dimes to look for, along with their current values (well over $1 apiece!)

Among these coins is one or more rare key date U.S. coins

Wondering what key date means? What semi-key date coins are? And what a better date coin is? Everything you want to know about rare key coins & how to ID them.

How to tell valuable 2023 dimes apart from those that are only worth face value. A list of valuable 2023 error dimes you might find in pocket change. And everything you need to know about 2023 silver dimes!

Some US coins have ridges on their edges, while others do not. Why do some coins have edge reeds and other coins have smooth edges? Find out the reasons here!