Rare Dimes Value Calculator

Find out if your dime is worth more than 10 cents!

Co-authored by Ryan Quinlan and Caroline Heiderscheit

Last Updated: January 15, 2026 Fact Checked

Some dimes are worth hundreds or even thousands of dollars—if you know what to look for. From rare mint years to collectible errors and silver content, a dime’s tiny details can pack big value. Based on your answers below, we’ll estimate how much your dime might be worth.

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How to Tell if a Dime is Valuable

Dimes may be small, but some are worth far more than their face value. Coin collectors look for certain details that can make a dime rare and highly desirable. Here are a few things that can boost a dime’s value:

Old Mint Dates: Dimes from the early 1900s—like Barber or Mercury dimes—are often sought after, especially in good condition.
Silver Content: Dimes minted before 1965 contain 90% silver and are typically worth more than face value.
Rare Mint Marks: Some mint marks, like the 1916-D Mercury dime, are famously valuable.
Striking Errors: Dimes with double strikes, off-center printing, or other minting mistakes can be very collectible.^{[1]
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Condition Counts: Like with all coins, a well-preserved dime is usually worth more than a worn one.