The 1951 Roosevelt Dime is a piece of US coinage history, minted in the early Cold War era.
Composed of 90% silver and 10% copper, this dime is more than just pocket change.
Mint marks 'S', 'D', and no mark indicate San Francisco, Denver, and Philadelphia mints.
Uncirculated 1951 dimes are highly valued, with 'S' mint coins being the rarest.
Condition grades vary from Good to MS-65, affecting the dime's market value.
Proof coins from 1951, with their mirror-like finish, are sought after by collectors.
Special Full Bands designation can significantly increase a 1951 dime's value.
Check for rare errors, like doubled die or off-center strikes, for unique finds.
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