🚨 STOP! That dime in your pocket could be worth $212,000.00! 🚨
Most people spend dimes without a second thought, but collectors are hunting for a specific group of “lottery ticket” coins that look almost identical to regular change. If you find the right one, you aren’t just looking at ten cents—you’re looking at a life-changing payday.
The $212,000 Mystery: Is It in Your Change?
While the legendary 1975 “No S” Proof Roosevelt Dime has sold for over $456,000, many other rare varieties like the 1968 No S Proof and 1982 No P are worth thousands and are still being discovered today. The photo you see features the high-stakes world of “No Mint Mark” errors—where a tiny missing letter can turn a common coin into a six-figure treasure.
[Value] Why Are These Dimes So Rare?
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The “No S” Proof Error: Between 1968 and 1983, some proof dies were sent from Philadelphia to San Francisco without the “S” mint mark. Only a handful of these survived, making them some of the most elusive modern rarities.
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The 1982 “No P” Discovery: In 1982, the Philadelphia Mint accidentally released thousands of dimes without the “P” mint mark. Unlike the proof errors, these were released into general circulation, meaning they could still be in coin jars today.
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Silver Content: Any Roosevelt dime dated 1964 or earlier is 90% silver. While common, they are worth significantly more than face value just for their metal.
[Call to Action]
Check your dates and mint marks immediately! 🧐
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Look for 1975 dimes with a mirrored finish and NO mint mark.
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Check 1982 dimes for a missing “P” above the date.
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Save all pre-1965 dimes for their silver value.
Watch our deep-dive video to see high-resolution photos of these errors! 👉 Watch Now: THE RAREST U.S. Dime Breakdown
Would you like me to help you identify the specific “No P” variety from 1982 that is the most valuable?
