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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.

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.

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

On February 9, 1977, Frank H. MacDonald, then-Deputy Director of the United States Mint, announced that the Denver facility would cease production. Two

As the Roosevelt dime entered production in 1972, the design had served its statutorily-mandated minimum service life of 25 years. The four-term president

Auction Info On Sunday, January 23, bidding ends on GreatCollections.com in the auction of a 1972 Roosevelt dime graded PCGS MS66 with Full Bands. A

Certain US coins with specific designations can fetch a premium price among collectors   By Jeff Garrett for Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC)

Counterfeit Detection: 1963-D Roosevelt Dime With Altered Bands     Coins are altered in a variety of ways for a number of different reasons. Some alterations may be unintentional, such as corrosion or altered color due to improper storage. Other alterations—altered dates or added mintmarks—are attempts to make a coin resemble a rarer date. There are also alterations that try to make the coin appear to be a better condition. In this category, various forms of improper cleaning are most co...