Roosevelt dime
acadien
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Hello , I have US dime that might be worth something, who can help me out on this, Thanks in advance A+
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none of these look special to me. I think they are all worth a dime each. the reverses are all none full bands as well from what i can see
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What in the world are we supposed to be looking at?? What makes them supposedly "worth something"? What do you think you see??
forty cents for the lot of 4.
If it is five dimes, then it is worth face value, $0.50 total or $0.10 each.
Why do you think they are "worth something"? I see a bunch of very ordinary dimes.
yeah, if there are five, my first estimate was off by 25%
Spend them.
@acadien
Noticed your items in BST. Are from Canada? Just asking...
Okay I'll bite. What do you think you have? Besides 50 cents that is. Peace Roy
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Sorry to all, I apologise I sure didn't want to waist your time. That's what happen when your green, green, green and green. I watch to above link an I mist on the high grade. I also like to advise everyone that I had a car accident in 2007. Had a excellent profession as a conseiller in mechanical engineering. The brain trauma I got from that accident banne me from returning to work has I became a child in my head. 5 years in rehab an another 6 to be able to function by myself. I love to collect coins , it has become a very nice hobby for me. So I am asking you to be patient with me and help me learn and yes I am from Canada. A+ to all
car accidents suck. Truck accidents when driving a car, those are worse.
Glad to see a positive recovery from the accident.
Yes, it is a great hobby and hope you enjoy it as much as everyone on the forum does.
Estimate coin values:
PCGS price guide
https://www.pcgs.com/prices/
Whitman’s Red Book
https://m.coinprice.com or buy the book
And there are other places like completed auctions. Use goog.
Your coins are not high grade enough to be worth a premium. All of them appear to be circulated based on your photos. Your coins would have to be MS68's or Full Bands in order for it to be worth the time and money to be sent in for certification and grading. A great resource for someone just starting out is PCGS PhotoGrade. Here you can see every example of a U.S. Coin, and see the different grades. Study each coin, and understand the differences between each coin.
https://www.pcgs.com/photograde/
@acadien ....Welcome aboard and welcome to the great hobby of coin collecting. Definitely get a Red Book and check the online resources here to help advance your knowledge. Cheers, RickO
First I would like to thank you all for helping me. If I get this right with the info I got from your link. Let me know if what I send you is better that the Dime.
Welcome to the website and welcome to the hobby!
The process of getting coins graded can be very expensive when all the basic fees and shipping are added to the actual grading fee for each coin.
Shipping and handling fees start around $30
plus each Coins grading fee. ($17, $22, or more each)
The average coin dated earlier than 1964 will cost around a minimum fee of $22 each.
Coins dated 1965 and later can start at a cost of $16 each.
You would want to have a coin worth at least $50-$60 to make grading worthwhile to most people if your intention is to sell a graded coin for profit.
If you have a coin that is particularly special or sentimental to you, it might be worth it to you to have graded no matter what it is worth, if you have the money to spend.
Most coins you will find in change or circulation are not worth having graded. Usually even brand new perfect looking coins are not worth the time and money to have graded.
The coins many send in for grading are carefully chosen, well preserved examples or they coins are very rare, valuable, or scarce.
If you look through eBay for most modern coins, you can find hundreds of coins being sold for less than it costs to have it graded most of the time.
If you have a coin that you believe is special, try to find a graded example of the same coin on eBay and see how much it costs there.
This is often how I decide whether or not to send coins in for grading.
I hope you enjoy this website and the coin hobby.
Best wishes
Rocco
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