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 UNSEARCHED Wheat penny roll Silver MERCURY DIME and Indian Head cent ends US $11.61 
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 Old US Coin Lot Silver Dimes Franklin half Wheats Liberty Nickels Indian head US $17.55
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 Vintage Bakelite Orange Heart Lucite with Mercury Dime Head .900 Silver Pendant US $40.00
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 1903 Liberty Head Barber Silver Dime US $7.50
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 1906 Liberty Head Barber Silver Dime US $1.77
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 UNSEARCHED Wheat penny roll Silver BARBER DIME and Indian Head cent ends lot US $23.67
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 wheat penny roll and indian head cent & mercury Dime on each end 90 % silver US $11.99
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 GEM 1944-P MERCURY LIBERTY WINGED HEAD SILVER DIME US $9.99
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 VINTAGE 1911 BARBER 1943 1944 1945 MERCURY HEAD SILVER DIME COIN BRACELET US $19.99
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 1944-D ~~ CH / GEM BU FSB ~~ Mercury Head Dime Silver (377) US $.99
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 1942/1 D MERCURY WINGED HEAD SILVER DIME GREAT HIGHER QUALITY SCARCE TUFF 2 FIND US $880.00
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 Mix lot of (5) old US Coins, Bufallo, V Nickel, Indian Head, Silver Barber Dime US $2.75
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 1960 10C Silver Roosevelt Head Dime Proof Nice Example US $7.99
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 100 Mixed Barber Liberty Head Dimes. 2 Rolls 90% United States Silver coins US $279.99
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 ROLL OF WHEATS, INDIAN HEADS(6-10),AU MERCURY "D" DIME,BARBER "S" SILVER DIME! US $12.50
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 Lot of 4 Roosevelt Head Dimes: 1946-D, '63-D, '63-D, '63-D. 90% Silver Content US $7.32
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 WHEAT PENNY ROLL with 1920-MERCURY SILVER DIME AND 1902-INDIAN HEAD on ends US $30.00
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 Unsearched Wheat Roll with silver Mercury Dime and Indian Head Ends US $4.99
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 Vtg 1910 Silver Barber Dime US Coin Cutout Head Tie Clip Clasp US $9.99
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 1898 Barber Half Dollar and 1909-O Barber Head Dime-90% Silver-Lot #BH051701 US $10.49
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 Liberty Head Wing Tipped Mercury Dime Design 1 Oz 0.999 Fine Silver US $59.99
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 1960 10C Silver Roosevelt Head Dime Proof Gem BU US $7.50
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 VINTAGE 1943 MERCURY HEAD DIME GENUINE CUT-OUT COIN SILVER WITH CLASP NR US $5.99
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 1892 (P) Good Barber Liberty Head Silver Dime US Coin #10306248-39 US $11.87
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 Handsome Eye-Catching 1914 - P Barber/Liberty Head Silver Dime - F US $19.00
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 1897 Silver Barber Liberty Head Dime Love Token - Very Nice Condition US $1.45
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 1916 D MERCURY LIBERTY HEAD SILVER DIME NGC CERT! TOUGH KEY DATE 264,000 STRUCK US $764.10
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 Sterling Silver & Blue Topaz earrings, Mercury head dime earrings & pin US $35.00
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 18 Dimes 12 silver Rosevelt dimes and 6 Mercury head dimes mixed dates US $.99
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 1899-P Barber/Liberty Head Silver Dime ****About Good**** US $.75
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 1901-P Barber/Liberty Head Silver Dime Sharp Details ****Very Fine**** US $2.20
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 90% Silver Cut Out Mercury Head Dime Pendent with 18" Chain Very Nice US $14.50
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 90% Silver Cut Out Mercury Dime Gold Plated Mercury Head Very Nice US $19.50
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 1921 P MERCURY "Winged" Liberty Head Silver 10 Cent / Dime - About Good - KEY! US $28.99
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 1942- WINGED LIBERTY HEAD MERCURY SILVER DIME 90% SILVER - VERY FINE CIRCULATED US $29.99
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 1925-D WINGED LIBERTY HEAD MERCURY SILVER DIME 90% SILVER - AVERAGE CIRCULATED US $29.99
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 coin lot: silver dollars,indian head pennies,mercury dimes, wheat pennies,& more US $329.00
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 1945, Mercury or Winged Liberty Head SILVER Dime US $2.95
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 1942S, Winged Liberty Head or Mercury SILVER Dime US $2.95
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 1942D, Winged Liberty Head or Mercury SILVER Dime US $2.95
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 1942, Winged Liberty Head or Mercury SILVER Dime US $2.95
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 1939, Winged Liberty Head or Mercury SILVER Dime, US Coin US $2.95
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 1943-D ~~ CH / GEM BU FB FSB ~~ Mercury Head Dime Silver (693) US $.99
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 1937-D ~~ CH / GEM BU FSB ~~ Mercury Head Dime Silver (422) US $.99
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 1943 Winged Liberty or Mercury head silver dime. Looks good. US $3.25
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 BU Memorial cent Roll silver MERCURY DIME one end INDIAN HEAD cent other end US $9.95
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 1936-D LIBERTY HEAD MERCURY DIME - UNITED STATES SILVER TEN CENT PIECE US $2.57
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 1925-D Mercury Head 10c Dime NICER~~~~~#FREE SHIPPING Rare Denver Silver Coin! US $119.99
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 1961D ROOSEVELT HEAD SILVER DIMES SMALL LOT OF 6 COINS FAIR CONDITION US $10.95
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 1944 MERCURY HEAD SILVER DIME IN GOOD CONDITION NICE COIN US $1.95
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 1903-P Barber/Liberty Head Silver Dime ******About Good******* US $.75
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 Acceptable Adequately Nice 1907 - O Barber/ Liberty Head Silver Dime - AG US $15.00
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 Terrific Choice Very Great 1892 - P Barber/ Liberty Head Silver Dime - AG US $11.00
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 Really Passable-looking 1916-P Barber Or Liberty Head Silver Dime - G US $11.00
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 Solid Adequate-looking 1892-P Barber Or Liberty Head Silver Dime - G US $12.00
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 DIMES LOT OF 2 1- 1920 MERCURY 1-1911 BARBER HEAD both silver US $45.00
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 1905 Barber Head Silver Dime US $5.35
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 1936 LIBERTY HALF 1895 BARBER QUARTER 1908 DIME 1882 INDIAN HEAD SILVER COIN SET US $.99
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 5 - 1916 to 1920 S MERCURY "Winged" Liberty Head Silver 10 Cent/ Dimes G+ - VF! US $29.99
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 VINTAGE SILVER 1944 MERCURY HEAD DIME RING SIZE 11 1/2 US $11.99
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 1942 D Mercury Head Silver Dime US $.99
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 ESTATE SALE COINS1912 BARBER LIBERTY HEAD DIME SILVER NICE DETAIL. US $3.99
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 ESTATE SALE COINS1914D BARBER LIBERTY HEAD DIME SILVER NICE DETAIL. US $3.99
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 ESTATE SALE COINS1892P BARBER LIBERTY HEAD DIME SILVER NICE DETAIL. US $5.99
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 1941 Silver Mercury Winged Liberty Head Dime ** Choice About Uncirculated ** AU US $2.50
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 1945 Silver Mercury Winged Liberty Head Dime ** Choice About Uncirculated ** AU US $2.50
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Head Silver Dime
Major types of US dimes
Dimes appear in five major types, which we discuss in this article.
Draped Bust (1796–1807)
The very first dimes bore the Draped Bust design that became the standard on all silver coins in 1796. The first dimes featured 15 stars, one for each state in the union. Initially, the plan was to include a new star for each state as it came onboard. By 1798, the number of states (and stars) was up to 16, but this became so crowded on the coins that the number of stars was reduced to that of the 13 original colonies. Imagine how the coins of today would look with 50 stars crowded onto such a tiny coin (reminds us of the candles on our birthday cakes).
Capped Bust (1809–1837)
The Capped Bust design appeared in 1809 and ran until 1837. This series contains a number of interesting overdates and varieties, including 1814 and 1820 varieties, where the words States of America are spaced so closely together that they form a single word. No rare dates or stoppers exist in this series. A large number of collectors concentrate on the die varieties in this series, where they have a chance of cherry-picking a valuable variety for the price of a common type.
Seated Liberty (1837–1891)
A larger version of the half dimes, the Seated Liberty dime, ran from 1837 to 1891. Unlike the three-cent pieces and half dimes, dimes were not replaced with other coins made of copper-nickel, so the year 1873 meant nothing to them — they just kept going and going. . . . Weight reductions in 1853 and 1873 saw the addition of arrowheads on either side of the date, signals to the public that lasted for three and two years, respectively. Plenty of challenging dates, as well as some interesting varieties, await the collector of this type.
Barber (1892–1916)
The new dime that appeared in 1892 showed a head of Liberty, but this time, she wore the cap she had on a pole on the last design. A headband with the word Liberty and a wreath hold her hat on her head. This type is known as the Barber dime not because it had anything to do with the local haircutter, but because Charles Barber was the designer. Come to think about it, a haircut probably cost a dime in 1892. The Barber dime series is home to the 1894-S, one of the rarest and most expensive U.S. coins, which costs $1.5 million or more for a nice one.
Mercury head (1916–1945)
In 1916, designer Adolph Weinman put wings on Liberty's cap, a classic design from ancient times that was quickly associated with the Roman god, Mercury (hence the nickname for this type). Weinman placed a fasces on the back of the coin . A fasces consists of a battle ax surrounded by a bundle of sticks, another design from the Ancient Roman world that represented strength and unity. Unfortunately, the symbolism of the fasces received a bad name in World War II from Italy's Mussolini and his Fascist Party. Well-struck examples of this type have clearly defined and separated bands around the fasces. The most important area includes the bands in the very center of the coin. If these horizontal bands are completely separated, the coin earns the coveted full bands designation and is, therefore, worth a premium. Some date/mintmark combinations with full bands are excessively rare.
Roosevelt head (1946–present)
The death of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt in 1945 prompted a quick design change for the dime. Roosevelt's head was placed on the front of the coin, and the fasces was replaced by a torch. The initials of the designer, John Sinnock were placed just beneath Roosevelt's head. The Roosevelt-head dime appeared in silver through 1964, after which the coins were made of a clad metal of low value. Roosevelt dimes are still being made today, 55 years after his death.
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