United States ten cent pieces and half dimes or the disme. Minted since 1796 the half-dime disappeared after 1873. The full ten cent piece was made continuously up to the present although its design has undergone several changes over the years.
This particular variant, the AU (About Uncirculated) details, signifies that the coin has retained much of its original luster with minimal wear. The CAC (Certified Acceptance Corporation) designation further enhances its value, indicating it has met stringent quality standards. Collectors appreciate this attention to authenticity.
Caught at an angled camera shot, this 1950 Roosevelt 10¢ coin showcases a breathtaking array of colors. The gorgeous blues, golds, oranges, and reds create a striking visual effect that is hard to resist. With a 90% silver composition, this dime not only appeals to collectors for its monetary value but also for its remarkable aesthetics.
The Barber Dime, minted at a low mintage date with a total output of just 2 million, is a notable addition to any coin collection. This particular dime has become a sought-after piece due to its limited availability and historical significance.
Step into the world of American numismatics with the rare and beautiful 1956 Roosevelt Dime Proof Coin. This stunning coin is a remarkable testament to craftsmanship, featuring a mirrored background that enhances its visual appeal.
