The 1980 Dime is part of the Roosevelt series, minted since 1946.
Most 1980 Dimes are made of a copper-nickel clad composition.
Circulated 1980 Dimes are common and hold nominal value over face value.
Uncirculated or proof 1980 Dimes can fetch higher collector's value.
Special mint sets or error coins may significantly increase a dime's worth.
Condition, mint mark, and rarity impact the value of a 1980 Dime.
1980 Dimes with 'D' mint mark are from Denver and may be more valuable.
Always verify authenticity and condition with a professional before selling.
Check coin collecting guides or consult with numismatists for current values.
Preserve your 1980 Dime in a coin protector to maintain its condition.