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With the nations bicentennial out of the way, the Mint went back to work. The 1977-D Roosevelt dime was produced in large numbers.

Starting in 1965, the Roosevelt Dime was struck on a copper-nickel clad planchet. The design of the dime is unchanged since 1946.

The 1970 Roosevelt Dime is a condition rarity in high Mint State, but common in lower uncirculated grades. Learn more about this popular coin.

A condition rarity in high Mint State, CoinWeek IQ profiles the clad business strike United States 1970 Roosevelt dime.

Numismatist Tyler Rossi gives a brief oveview of 10 U.S. coins worth more than face value that you can still find in pocket change.

A Full Bands 1916-D Mercury dime, among other US coin highlights, is being offered in the current David Lawrence Rare Coins online auction.

The 1921-D Mercury dime, designed by Adolph Weinman, is a semi-key date due to a low mintage caused by a recession and the new Morgan dollar.

Description President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's portrait on the dime was a fitting choice in 1946. He was a revered figure for many of the "Greatest

Nine years after adopting the P mintmark, the Philadelphia Mint was on a roll. In fact, 1988 was the first year since 1967 that Philadelphia struck over

1993 marked one of the last years in the 20th century that the Philadelphia Mint would strike less than one billion dimes. Included in the official