Been hoarding dimes for a long time.... Also, great Fractional Silver for stacking.... I consider myself a hybrid. I collect for numismatic value and I stack for precious metal value.... Keep those videos coming Mr Daniel
I'm in the same boat I guess technically on the silver stacker or I'ma numismatic stacker I mainly collect Morgan dollars Peace dollars walking liberty half dollars Franklin $ and older Franklin proof sets from 1955 to 1952
Thank you ,you make me day I got back in to coin collection after 40 years and I all most gave up on looking for coins till I saw your videos GOD BLESS YOU AND YOURS
I like your videos so much and I spend all my waking hours learning about coins , and I do learn a lot from you. I have so many waking hours to spare because I am on my iv drip for 12 hours everyday so I can’t go to work , this is a positive way to pass my time . I like going back and watching old videos I might have missed . I am glad I found this video , I learned something . Today was a good day 👍
Thanks Daniel for trying to save these pieces of art and keeping people from melting them. Offer a person a dollar each for nicer ones more often than not they will take it and you just saved that price if art.
@@bulldogusmc9182 I mostly collect gold and silver. I have collections of mercury dimes and Roosevel dimes, pennies , etc. At least these dimes seam to have valve.
Will have to start getting some at the local auction. Mercury Dime are just too pretty in design (my opinion) to melt! Don't know why we no longer have beautiful currency like we used to.
Roosevelt dimes and Washington quarters are my favorite junk silver coin to stack maybe because they are always in pretty decent condition when I get them.
Thanks for the advice. I'm not averse to searching through them and it's good to know that my LCS should be eager to part with an overabundance of silver roosevelts.
That is interesting, I have a bunch of Silver Roosevelt, that are loose. I haven't really had any interest in looking at. What is interesting about it, is you never know what it when the trend will create a demand. Then you have to catch that trend when it's hot. Good luck, don't think I will be able to ride this wave.👍
I'm pretty sure I've found a 1981 D Roosevelt dime with strong DDR. Thanks for this video. I'm starting to suspect that it might be die deterioration doubling, as I haven't seen the 1981 D have a DDR variety anywhere. It's unmistakable--visible to the naked eye. The top of the torch is doubled to such an extent that it is touching the S in 'States', which it should not do. Not listed on PCGS site or Wexler. The extent of the thickness spread on the letters on United States of America and E Pluribus Unum is so crazy, I felt sure that I had found something; an extent to which I've never seen before. Oh well... the hunt continues. I did however check the Wexler site. It explains and shows that Mechanical, abrasion and die deterioration doubling largely occurs on Nickels. And after reviewing the images in conjunction with explanations, The type of doubling I see on this 1981 D doesn't match any of these false alarm doublings. I'm very confused. Anyway, I'm therefore still mostly convinced that I should get this dime graded. Could be a new discovery?
I've been getting the Merc Dimes but the last time I went to my LCS I got all Roosevelt's, I'm glad I did! I'm going to keep doing that now!! Have a GREAT Day!!!!
Since this video, I started to go through my 700+ dimes. Got some unique finds. Found 2 60 D/D in BU condition and a 52 S/S in BU along with some other doubles in circulated condition. Not too sure they're worth huge money but worth more nonetheless. Would have never even given it thought to look if not seeing this video. Thank you for sharing with the community
Mr.Daniel, I have a few old Roosevelt dimes and 3,1946s, I noticed that the s mint mark was different now I know why. Thanks once again for the informative videos that you make. 👍😃😎
I completely Agree Daniel! the Roosie Dimes are over looked by most including me but i do understand there value,thank you sir great info.Have A great day!
I have a dime collection of incirculated silver dimes . My dealer told me to stop collecting them . I didnt of course because I think they are a impotant part of my silver collection . Have a graded ms 70 mercury dime graded and a 1938 full band mercury . Plus many other uncirculated excamples. Is ot really worth the investment?
@@CoinHELPu me and my wife only by cions that we like ! Ive collected for about 15 yrs. Now . I cion roll hunt and when I do invest in specimens I buy what me and my wife like not what they suggest. Your show is informable . Thanks for your knowledge! God bless your honesty and straight forward opinion.
I just want to thank you, because of your channel really helps people like me from buying coins from crooks like RCTV they have Morgan dollars 6 1878 year for 2,000 dollars witch only are worth 745 dollar. Thanks again Danial for your channel.
Guess I've got some dimes to look through! Another coin I find from time to time in the junk 90% bins at my lcs is the type b reverse Washington quarter. They're more common than any dd or such error but still fun to find.
Dimes are great for silver hoarding. They are worth a dollar. Don’t take a lot of room and if the green back ever collapsed how easy it would be to pay for things with a pocket full of little silver pieces but I guess I should start looking into varieties
Thanks for another great video. I will still buy Roosevelt dimes when I buy constitutional silver. I actually have a roll I bought recently which I should go through. Thank you for another great video.
So I love buying Roosevelt BU bank rolls from APMEX. I found a 60D RPM, maybe the D/D. And like a dumb dumb I sold it on ebay, raw, for a whopping $1.65. That's one I'd like to have back....shouldve sent it in for grading, then try and sell. Keep doing what you do👍
Great Vid!!! I have been doing this with Washington quarters. Found people sell them all the same at melt $3 each. My LCS lets me look through the bucket every couple weeks. I have pulled out many XF AU - S mint mark and keep the best and sell others for many times for $5-$7 and them take profits and go buy more.
@@christophersimpson3642 That was the only time I seen it too, never forget it. My mom used to drag me to yard sales when I was a kid, and I remember the album being in a bunch of books, the coins are not in good shape at all, but it was a full album, got it for $6.50!
i love Roosevelt Dimes! As a cashier in a very diverse company, I come across them all the time. Not so much the silver ones, but A LOT of 60's, 70's & 80's that I am always finding in Very Good (some even Excellent) condition. I have the opportunity to purchase them at the end of the day (face value) and boy do I! Quite a few of them are very Proof-Like, but I haven't had the opportunity to sit down and really check them out. I am. I am crossing my fingers, though. Thank You for sharing your knowledge with all of us...I am learning a ton!
A lot of people underestimate the dimes....I liked it that way😆 Seriously though, an informative & to the point video. I like that too. Have a great day Daniel👍
Hello Daniel,, thank you so much for sharing the information.. I found me a 1964Silver Dime, with the* D* Clad stamped on the back,. And I also found a 52*S* clad Stamped on the back don't know if it is a good one, but it sure looks good to me.. thank you for letting me know how to value a coin
We'll now ...you little bugger.. I was gonna text you and tell ya you left the 1965 silver dime out of your "coins I will buy when we come in your shop" ....smile. I pay attention teacher. ( OH...I was telling my friend about one of your extremely interesting videos about what you need ( like rationing food and stuff like that...the video was awesome. ) Well done...however I thought you were gonna say copper penny's My bad. At most I guessed.THANK YOU Daniel ❤
The 1965 silver dime is another example of a coin that must have more extant examples, maybe sitting in a coffee can in someone's garage or in a storage shed or something. What about 1966 silver dimes? The Mints were still striking silver coins all the way into 1966 with the 1964 date frozen on those coins. It's easy to imagine silver planchets getting mixed in with the clad ones during that time period.
Speaking of constitutional, I have been culling my silver collection lately to buy gold and today I pulled 343 dimes and 361 quarters. I'm only keeping MS64 and better examples. After a youtube break, I'm going to work on halves. I know a lot of people would love to have these coins as they are mostly AU/BU and go back to the 30's, but here they are just silver and into the pot they go.
@@CoinHELPu It's frustrating because being in Canada means I am financially isolated from the rest of the world due to high postal rates out of country. I have pulled out my Walkers and Benjamins this evening and ran out of steam before I got to the Kennedys. I have rolls of BU early Benjamins that I couldn't bring myself to part with. But all of the coins that I am selling will be turned into nice proof gold at spot + 2%. There's a lot of early proof Canadian gold that has fallen off the radar here, so that's why I am getting it cheap. When I rescue it from the pot, I get it at 1 1/2% below spot.
This is a great video. I have been slacking in looking for errors of things I have. I find them and put them in the error/variety tube because I know it's only 6 or 7 dollars lol. I go to my shop n just get the Mercurys all the time. I think today I'll go check out the Roosevelt's lol. Thanks for the video Daniel!
I see these doubling anomalies on Lincoln cents (especially in the 70's) all the time. Why are they not worth anything? Red Book only bothers to identify a few of them. Meanwhile, I have about a thousand silver Rosie's that I'll have to pick through -- and 95% of them date from 1960-64. Thanks for another great video!
Good morning Daniel from the shaky side of the country. I have always liked dimes and have quite a few. I often revisit them and have found several of the varieties and put them aside. Although finding full torch has been hard I do have some and some so close but I do enjoy searching them and obtain them when I can. Thanks for another good video
So I have actually come to know people who toss dimes because of their size. "They're so small it isn't worth keeping track of them." I think that is idiotic personally but hey. So, it makes total sense to me why these coins would be disappearing so fast. Personally, I've never _loved_ dimes, but only ten make a dollar so you bet I keep 'em. As for pre-clad dimes, I think I only have a couple. I'll have to go through my personal coins eventually and see. I think I'll also be cracking open the dime rolls in my grandfather's collection too, just in case there's anything to them I wasn't aware of.
This was a good video Daniel. Even dealers tend to gloss over the roseys. I have a buddy with a shop nearby in Toledo and he puts all his AU / UNC Roosevelt’s in a tray and sells them for a small premium. I’ve been wanting to go through them as I have a small credit there. I think you just talked me into it!
I tell the people that buy the 90% coins to pick out good ones most people buy them and put them in a big sack my friends neighbor was sick he was helping him out until he passed away so he gave my friend three 50 pound bags of 90% to cash in for him can only imagine what was in those bags
Thank you for all your videos! They really help me out. I was wondering, are coins from the West Pointe mint a thing? In the decade of the 90s are there really dimes produced with a W on them instead of S, P or D?
In 1996 there was a 1996-W Dime made that was included with the annual uncirculated mint set to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the design-which you can read about here news.coinupdate.com/west-point-roosevelt-dime-celebrated-fiftieth-anniversary-3160/ In 2015 the mint released a special March of Dimes silver set limited to 75,000 which included a 2015-W Dime. www.coinworld.com/news/precious-metals/top-10-stories-of-2015--special-dimes-with-special-finishes.html
In your opinion are there more Mercury dimes or Roosevelt dimes on the market at this time? I stack the bullion and I been buying both types but would like to find out which series will disappear first. Original mintage numbers don't really help me. The number of surviving silver dimes is unknown.
You're right about these coins being longshots to find, but imagine how many more are out there. So many people (like me) have jars full of loose change that has been untouched for years. I read about a 1959 cent which was supposed to have the new Memorial reverse but instead had the old wheat ears reverse. It is considered a "mule". If the dies were mistakenly (or even intentionally) set up to strike mule coins, do you think only one would be struck? It doesn't make sense. How about the 1969S doubled die cents? Dies aren't removed from service after only striking a handful of coins. There HAVE to be more 1969S doubled dies and 1958 doubled dies and 1975 dimes without a mint mark, and many other lesser errors.
I agree but once they find a doubled die they go through the coins to get out the doubled coins, but they miss some. I still think there's more to be found.
Very interesting video Daniel. I wonder if it's location or something else but I have never found a silver Rosie. I've gone through boxs of dimes always check my change but can't find one. I've found a Merc in a roll once but no Rosie. We are very thin on coin shops down here and I don't think I've ever seen a Roosevelt in one of the cases, I'll have to ask for the junk silver bin. I guess out of site out of mind.
It's hard enough to find a doubled die coin in Mint State condition as it is. A coin in Good, Very Good or worse condition usually has all the Die Markers worn off of it by then.
Great video my Mrs. Wanted to take the dimes and nickle portion of our collection on her own. Great video for her. Now any recommendations on microscopes. Lol thanks Daniel
Yeah i find it difficult to keep them because i don't care for them. I give them away in my live streams lol Great info tho I may just hang on to the ones i have after watching yr vid :) GL &HH
I love to see u videos!!!!! I just start to collect coins so i don't know to much about coins but i learning with u videos!!!! And i want to know if the make dimes with the s in circulation cuz i have 1 1075 s
thets what ai,m looking fer the roosie dimes no particular dates the ones yer describing is them, ai dont collect coins ai do it fer the silver content,,thumbs-up,,, thank ya fer the video
Hi Daniel, as a coin dealer with a shop, what is the most popular 90% silver coin among stackers? In the video you seemed to indicate that Walkers and Franklins are the most wanted of all the 90%, is that true based on your experience over the years?
In Canada, the government is withdrawing any nickels minted before 1981 to reclaim the nickle content, to then turn around and make new nickels which are now nickle-plated steel (junk). HOW will this impact the prices of old nickles in coin collections? Is anyone tracking how many coins are being melted down?
I love the rosie dimes for junk silver. being a dime, they'll be useful as fractional money after the dollar tanks, and unlike most mercs, they're less worn, so you get more silver for your money
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Been hoarding dimes for a long time.... Also, great Fractional Silver for stacking.... I consider myself a hybrid. I collect for numismatic value and I stack for precious metal value.... Keep those videos coming Mr Daniel
I'm in the same boat I guess technically on the silver stacker or I'ma numismatic stacker I mainly collect Morgan dollars Peace dollars walking liberty half dollars Franklin $ and older Franklin proof sets from 1955 to 1952
I stack for weight and I collect to keep it interesting . Sort of what you are doing . I think we can’t go wrong with this strategy . 👍
I admire someone like Daniel
The talent that he has is unbelievable.
Yes, he makes it look easy! When it's not! He has a lot of valuable info, inside that head of his! 👍
Wish I had someone like Daniel in central PA. I learn a lot from him
Thank you ,you make me day I got back in to coin collection after 40 years and I all most gave up on looking for coins till I saw your videos GOD BLESS YOU AND YOURS
That is an AWESOME comment my friend.❤
I like your videos so much and I spend all my waking hours learning about coins , and I do learn a lot from you. I have so many waking hours to spare because I am on my iv drip for 12 hours everyday so I can’t go to work , this is a positive way to pass my time . I like going back and watching old videos I might have missed . I am glad I found this video , I learned something . Today was a good day 👍
I appreciate that!
Thanks Daniel for trying to save these pieces of art and keeping people from melting them. Offer a person a dollar each for nicer ones more often than not they will take it and you just saved that price if art.
These types of coins will only be found by the dedicated, educated collectors.If the work is put in, the results will follow.
Great video Daniel.
I was starting to loose interest in coin collecting.
You just perked me back up!
Why loose interest? What is causing the problem or loss?
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I mostly collect gold and silver. I have collections of mercury dimes and Roosevel dimes, pennies , etc. At least these dimes seam to have valve.
Will have to start getting some at the local auction.
Mercury Dime are just too pretty in design (my opinion) to melt! Don't know why we no longer have beautiful currency like we used to.
The Mercury's are beautiful. I wouldn't think of melting them either.❤
One of my favorite coins is my 1936 proof mercury. Believe only 100 made.
@@kennethtimmerman8536 I maybe incorrect..however I believe they made 4130 PROOF Mercury's in 1936.Beautiful dime.❤
Coinfacts is my favorite place to get information on coins that I don't know about. Thanks for the information Daniel.
Great video! Started collecting Roosevelt dimes years ago and have all of the non-proofs. A very under appreciated series IMO
I must admit, I've rarely given Rosies a second glance. Always enjoy finding something new to look for though, thanks!
Roosevelt dimes and Washington quarters are my favorite junk silver coin to stack maybe because they are always in pretty decent condition when I get them.
Thanks for the advice. I'm not averse to searching through them and it's good to know that my LCS should be eager to part with an overabundance of silver roosevelts.
Thanks for the update, guess I'll hang on to my books of Silver Dimes😁
Daniel your video's are not only informative but you are truely helping coin collecting!
Thank you
That is interesting, I have a bunch of Silver Roosevelt, that are loose. I haven't really had any interest in looking at.
What is interesting about it, is you never know what it when the trend will create a demand.
Then you have to catch that trend when it's hot.
Good luck, don't think I will be able to ride this wave.👍
I'm pretty sure I've found a 1981 D Roosevelt dime with strong DDR. Thanks for this video. I'm starting to suspect that it might be die deterioration doubling, as I haven't seen the 1981 D have a DDR variety anywhere. It's unmistakable--visible to the naked eye. The top of the torch is doubled to such an extent that it is touching the S in 'States', which it should not do. Not listed on PCGS site or Wexler. The extent of the thickness spread on the letters on United States of America and E Pluribus Unum is so crazy, I felt sure that I had found something; an extent to which I've never seen before. Oh well... the hunt continues. I did however check the Wexler site. It explains and shows that Mechanical, abrasion and die deterioration doubling largely occurs on Nickels. And after reviewing the images in conjunction with explanations, The type of doubling I see on this 1981 D doesn't match any of these false alarm doublings. I'm very confused. Anyway, I'm therefore still mostly convinced that I should get this dime graded. Could be a new discovery?
Did anything come of this?
I've been getting the Merc Dimes but the last time I went to my LCS I got all Roosevelt's, I'm glad I did! I'm going to keep doing that now!!
Have a GREAT Day!!!!
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Since this video, I started to go through my 700+ dimes. Got some unique finds. Found 2 60 D/D in BU condition and a 52 S/S in BU along with some other doubles in circulated condition. Not too sure they're worth huge money but worth more nonetheless. Would have never even given it thought to look if not seeing this video. Thank you for sharing with the community
Nice!
Look for the 1996 westpionts 2 .
I agree, most if not all people overlook this series. Not the best looking as more people gravitate to the mercs. Something new to look for, thx
Mr.Daniel, I have a few old Roosevelt dimes and 3,1946s, I noticed that the s mint mark was different now I know why. Thanks once again for the informative videos that you make. 👍😃😎
You are so right Daniel... We cant ever say you didnt tell us so!!!
Great video, thank you for taking the time to teach us.
I completely Agree Daniel! the Roosie Dimes are over looked by most including me but i do understand there value,thank you sir great info.Have A great day!
I have a dime collection of incirculated silver dimes . My dealer told me to stop collecting them . I didnt of course because I think they are a impotant part of my silver collection . Have a graded ms 70 mercury dime graded and a 1938 full band mercury . Plus many other uncirculated excamples. Is ot really worth the investment?
Unless you're paying more than retail collect what you love.
@@CoinHELPu me and my wife only by cions that we like ! Ive collected for about 15 yrs. Now . I cion roll hunt and when I do invest in specimens I buy what me and my wife like not what they suggest. Your show is informable . Thanks for your knowledge! God bless your honesty and straight forward opinion.
I always hang on to my silver Roseys, but these errors I did not know, thanks for info!
I just want to thank you, because of your channel really helps people like me from buying coins from crooks like RCTV they have Morgan dollars 6 1878 year for 2,000 dollars witch only are worth 745 dollar. Thanks again Danial for your channel.
Guess I've got some dimes to look through! Another coin I find from time to time in the junk 90% bins at my lcs is the type b reverse Washington quarter. They're more common than any dd or such error but still fun to find.
Yes they r ! They where made feom 56 to 63 and they r worth money mine r in uncirculated cond. And not easy to find .look for that sep. E -s .
Smeltering smells to high heaven!!👃 Me being born in 46, I can relate to the fate of Roosevelt dimes!!🙁
This is the kind of video I love, great information, thanks for everything you do for the coin world!
I’d be interested in unopened rolls of silver dimes. Need to start looking.
Thanks for the information my friend 👍
Dimes are great for silver hoarding. They are worth a dollar. Don’t take a lot of room and if the green back ever collapsed how easy it would be to pay for things with a pocket full of little silver pieces but I guess I should start looking into varieties
Thanks for another great video. I will still buy Roosevelt dimes when I buy constitutional silver. I actually have a roll I bought recently which I should go through. Thank you for another great video.
Thank you for good education you provide !
So I love buying Roosevelt BU bank rolls from APMEX. I found a 60D RPM, maybe the D/D. And like a dumb dumb I sold it on ebay, raw, for a whopping $1.65. That's one I'd like to have back....shouldve sent it in for grading, then try and sell. Keep doing what you do👍
Great Vid!!! I have been doing this with Washington quarters. Found people sell them all the same at melt $3 each. My LCS lets me look through the bucket every couple weeks. I have pulled out many XF AU - S mint mark and keep the best and sell others for many times for $5-$7 and them take profits and go buy more.
Time to start hunting dimes 😝
Thanks for the video, appreciate your advice and use while hunting, buying and selling my coins.
Makes me want to examine an old roosevelt dime album I bought at a garage sale when I was kid!!!
Wow great score I hear about people coming across coins at a yard sale. I never have came across any at a yard sale.
@@christophersimpson3642 That was the only time I seen it too, never forget it. My mom used to drag me to yard sales when I was a kid, and I remember the album being in a bunch of books, the coins are not in good shape at all, but it was a full album, got it for $6.50!
i love Roosevelt Dimes! As a cashier in a very diverse company, I come across them all the time. Not so much the silver ones, but A LOT of 60's, 70's & 80's that I am always finding in Very Good (some even Excellent) condition. I have the opportunity to purchase them at the end of the day (face value) and boy do I! Quite a few of them are very Proof-Like, but I haven't had the opportunity to sit down and really check them out. I am. I am crossing my fingers, though. Thank You for sharing your knowledge with all of us...I am learning a ton!
Great info thank u
Daniel, thanks again for the education!
A lot of people underestimate the dimes....I liked it that way😆 Seriously though, an informative & to the point video. I like that too. Have a great day Daniel👍
Hello Daniel,, thank you so much for sharing the information.. I found me a 1964Silver Dime, with the* D* Clad stamped on the back,. And I also found a 52*S* clad Stamped on the back don't know if it is a good one, but it sure looks good to me.. thank you for letting me know how to value a coin
Also if I may add the ddo’s And ddr’s can be easily over llooked sometimes because of the physical size of the coin so one needs to look carefully.
Yes.Under the best magnification!EXCECTIONAL comment ❤
Agree 110%
We'll now
...you little bugger..
I was gonna text you and tell ya you left the 1965 silver dime out of your "coins I will buy when we come in your shop" ....smile. I pay attention teacher. ( OH...I was telling my friend about one of your extremely interesting videos about what you need ( like rationing food and stuff like that...the video was awesome. ) Well done...however I thought you were gonna say copper penny's
My bad. At most I guessed.THANK YOU Daniel ❤
The 1965 silver dime is another example of a coin that must have more extant examples, maybe sitting in a coffee can in someone's garage or in a storage shed or something. What about 1966 silver dimes? The Mints were still striking silver coins all the way into 1966 with the 1964 date frozen on those coins. It's easy to imagine silver planchets getting mixed in with the clad ones during that time period.
@@jeffw1267 wha wha what? Your what's up. We are not dreamers...we pay attention. EXCECTIONAL comment. You one up'd me. Gotta love it.❤
Very good info, thanks for sharing. I would have over looked most of those coins.....not any more :).
Will anther video anther good information thanks Dan
Speaking of constitutional, I have been culling my silver collection lately to buy gold and today I pulled 343 dimes and 361 quarters. I'm only keeping MS64 and better examples. After a youtube break, I'm going to work on halves. I know a lot of people would love to have these coins as they are mostly AU/BU and go back to the 30's, but here they are just silver and into the pot they go.
I would pay more than silver for AU/BU halves.
@@CoinHELPu It's frustrating because being in Canada means I am financially isolated from the rest of the world due to high postal rates out of country. I have pulled out my Walkers and Benjamins this evening and ran out of steam before I got to the Kennedys. I have rolls of BU early Benjamins that I couldn't bring myself to part with. But all of the coins that I am selling will be turned into nice proof gold at spot + 2%. There's a lot of early proof Canadian gold that has fallen off the radar here, so that's why I am getting it cheap. When I rescue it from the pot, I get it at 1 1/2% below spot.
This is a great video. I have been slacking in looking for errors of things I have. I find them and put them in the error/variety tube because I know it's only 6 or 7 dollars lol. I go to my shop n just get the Mercurys all the time. I think today I'll go check out the Roosevelt's lol. Thanks for the video Daniel!
I am going to have to look all of my Rosies over again now! There's work to do....!
I see these doubling anomalies on Lincoln cents (especially in the 70's) all the time. Why are they not worth anything? Red Book only bothers to identify a few of them. Meanwhile, I have about a thousand silver Rosie's that I'll have to pick through -- and 95% of them date from 1960-64. Thanks for another great video!
This isn't die deterioration doubling, much different.
@@CoinHELPu Thank you for clarification.
Good morning Daniel from the shaky side of the country. I have always liked dimes and have quite a few. I often revisit them and have found several of the varieties and put them aside. Although finding full torch has been hard I do have some and some so close but I do enjoy searching them and obtain them when I can.
Thanks for another good video
So I have actually come to know people who toss dimes because of their size. "They're so small it isn't worth keeping track of them." I think that is idiotic personally but hey. So, it makes total sense to me why these coins would be disappearing so fast.
Personally, I've never _loved_ dimes, but only ten make a dollar so you bet I keep 'em. As for pre-clad dimes, I think I only have a couple. I'll have to go through my personal coins eventually and see. I think I'll also be cracking open the dime rolls in my grandfather's collection too, just in case there's anything to them I wasn't aware of.
This was a good video Daniel. Even dealers tend to gloss over the roseys. I have a buddy with a shop nearby in Toledo and he puts all his AU / UNC Roosevelt’s in a tray and sells them for a small premium. I’ve been wanting to go through them as I have a small credit there. I think you just talked me into it!
Guess ill take another peek at my dimes.Thanks for the information
I pick them up when I can!! I gotta go and pick more up.
Great info again Daniel ...thanks again!!
I really enjoy these kind of videos.
Thank you for the information
I keep them all 1964 n under.. great informative video!🙂
Great information I'll have to start getting some Roosevelt dimes
Interesting. Thanks for another informative video.
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Thanks so much for your update brother
I love roll hunting.
Well I got to looking through my constitutional silver and totally found a rpm. Thanks again daniel
You're welcome
I tell the people that buy the 90% coins to pick out good ones most people buy them and put them in a big sack my friends neighbor was sick he was helping him out until he passed away so he gave my friend three 50 pound bags of 90% to cash in for him can only imagine what was in those bags
mercury dimes have alot of ddo and ddr as well. thats why i asked you about them.
Thank you for all your videos! They really help me out. I was wondering, are coins from the West Pointe mint a thing? In the decade of the 90s are there really dimes produced with a W on them instead of S, P or D?
In 1996 there was a 1996-W Dime made that was included with the annual uncirculated mint set to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the design-which you can read about here
news.coinupdate.com/west-point-roosevelt-dime-celebrated-fiftieth-anniversary-3160/
In 2015 the mint released a special March of Dimes silver set limited to 75,000 which included a 2015-W Dime.
www.coinworld.com/news/precious-metals/top-10-stories-of-2015--special-dimes-with-special-finishes.html
got rolls of dimes all silver i like them they contain more silver than merks, walkers.
Thanks love the information
In your opinion are there more Mercury dimes or Roosevelt dimes on the market at this time? I stack the bullion and I been buying both types but would like to find out which series will disappear first.
Original mintage numbers don't really help me. The number of surviving silver dimes is unknown.
More Roosevelt
You're right about these coins being longshots to find, but imagine how many more are out there. So many people (like me) have jars full of loose change that has been untouched for years. I read about a 1959 cent which was supposed to have the new Memorial reverse but instead had the old wheat ears reverse. It is considered a "mule". If the dies were mistakenly (or even intentionally) set up to strike mule coins, do you think only one would be struck? It doesn't make sense. How about the 1969S doubled die cents? Dies aren't removed from service after only striking a handful of coins. There HAVE to be more 1969S doubled dies and 1958 doubled dies and 1975 dimes without a mint mark, and many other lesser errors.
I agree but once they find a doubled die they go through the coins to get out the doubled coins, but they miss some. I still think there's more to be found.
Time to examine all my Rosies for anything super special.
Always great Information Daniel. Thanks for the share sir. Will be keeping an eye out.
Very interesting video Daniel. I wonder if it's location or something else but I have never found a silver Rosie. I've gone through boxs of dimes always check my change but can't find one. I've found a Merc in a roll once but no Rosie.
We are very thin on coin shops down here and I don't think I've ever seen a Roosevelt in one of the cases, I'll have to ask for the junk silver bin. I guess out of site out of mind.
It's hard enough to find a doubled die coin in Mint State condition as it is. A coin in Good, Very Good or worse condition usually has all the Die Markers worn off of it by then.
Great video my Mrs. Wanted to take the dimes and nickle portion of our collection on her own. Great video for her. Now any recommendations on microscopes. Lol thanks Daniel
I used a loups 10 to 20x
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Great video again so helpful
Very good point.
Rosie's are cool. I keep them when i find them
Its a no brainer that heavily minted coins will be melted and the next generation will benefit from the adults in the room who held them dear.
Sir, I appreciate your videos and of course I have a question. Years ago I purchased a 1969 SMS mint set and the dime has no bands, is it trash?
They only made sms from 64 thru 67 I believe.
It's spendable but not an SMS
@@kennethtimmerman8536 I mistakenly entered 1969 but is actually 1965
No its not trash ! These coins a made diff. Than any other coins .I believe they went thru a 3step process so the finish is unique.
Yeah i find it difficult to keep them because i don't care for them. I give them away in my live streams lol Great info tho I may just hang on to the ones i have after watching yr vid :) GL &HH
Thank you
Very interesting
I love to see u videos!!!!! I just start to collect coins so i don't know to much about coins but i learning with u videos!!!! And i want to know if the make dimes with the s in circulation cuz i have 1 1075 s
Roosevelts are definitely the red headed stepchild of u.s. silver coinage.....but....theyre still silver 😎
good info
thets what ai,m looking fer the roosie dimes no particular dates the ones yer describing is them, ai dont collect coins ai do it fer the silver content,,thumbs-up,,, thank ya fer the video
Hi Daniel, as a coin dealer with a shop, what is the most popular 90% silver coin among stackers? In the video you seemed to indicate that Walkers and Franklins are the most wanted of all the 90%, is that true based on your experience over the years?
Yes with the exception of silver dollars, they prefer those for the right price.
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Yep, you're right, dollars are always popular the closer to spot you get.
Very good content
In Canada, the government is withdrawing any nickels minted before 1981 to reclaim the nickle content, to then turn around and make new nickels which are now nickle-plated steel (junk). HOW will this impact the prices of old nickles in coin collections? Is anyone tracking how many coins are being melted down?
I don't know
GREAT VIDEO
Im overwhelm with hunting for coins, when I get my change I don't want to get rid of them until I check them under the scope. Tired
Its not easy ,gets frustrating and not counting the vast knowledge it takes but preserverince willpay off .
Crazy. I would never melt a cull. Its all history to me. BTW, can you do a video on what "burnished" means in regard to 2006 and newer Silver Eagles?
Grading companies made it up the mint says there's no burnished
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I've got several where Roosevelt appears to have a band aid on his nose .
Many dont know much about varieties, theyre just silver zombies. But thanks for reaching out to them. You've heard of zombucks?
I have a few of the zombucks rounds
I love the rosie dimes for junk silver. being a dime, they'll be useful as fractional money after the dollar tanks, and unlike most mercs, they're less worn, so you get more silver for your money