The 1972 Roosevelt Dime is a piece of American coinage history, minted in vast quantities.
Most 1972 dimes hold face value, but errors and high-grade coins can be worth more.
Double die, off-center strikes, and clipped planchets are sought-after error types.
Uncirculated, high-grade dimes can fetch $20 or more among collectors.
Proof coins, specially minted, are more valuable, often traded at coin auctions.
Full Bands (FB) designation on the torch can significantly increase a dime's value.
Check for rare 'No S' proof dimes, which are mint errors from the San Francisco Mint.
Condition is key; have your dime graded by a professional for an accurate assessment.
Visit coin shows, consult with experts, and use price guides to gauge your dime's worth.
Remember, sentimental value can outweigh monetary worth for inherited or found coins.