These dimes are 90% silver!
Who is on the 1913 dime?
Struck the same year Woodrow Wilson took office, and the Panama Canal opened in October, this Barber silver dime displays the classic Liberty Head design. This 90% silver coin was issued from 1892-1916 and was named for its designer, Charles Barber.
Additional Info: Just 510 thousand Barber dimes were issued at the (s) San Francisco mint in 1913. These dimes are pretty rare and one in good condition could easily go for a few hundred dollars. These are 90% silver, meaning they contain around . 0723 oz of pure silver.
Where is the mint mark on Barber dime?
Mint Marks The United States Mint produced Barber Dimes at four different mints: Philadelphia (no mint mark), New Orleans (O), Denver (D) and San Francisco (S). As illustrated in the picture below, Barber positioned the mint mark on the reverse of the coin, near the bottom just below the bow in the wreath.
How much is a 1913 Barber silver dime worth?
Pricing the 1913 Barber Dime
| DATE | GOOD | UNCIRCULATED |
|---|---|---|
| 1913 Barber Dime | $4 | $75 |
| Source: Red Book |
Is the 1913 Barber dime still in mint?
Still, because this is one of the last Barber Dimes produced, many more of these have survived than previous years. For coins that are as old as the 1913 Barber Dime, collectors are primarily concerned with the condition the coin is in.
What’s the value of an 1865 half dime?
The 1865 half dime is typical of most of the scarce dates in this series in terms of value and collectibility, which is why it was chosen for tracking in the Rare Coin Values Index. The most famous Seated Liberty Half Dime is the 1870-S.
What’s the value of a half dime coin?
A US half dime is one of the more elusive pieces that could turn up in your box of old coins. The following are the minimum values dealer pay for the coins. Follow the “Grading” images for each series, judge the condition, determine the grade and then an accurate value.
When was the last seated half dime minted?
These coins were last minted in 1873 and the series does have its share of rare coins. Many of the coins produced in the 1860s are difficult to obtain and coins that were minted in New Orleans may also be desired. The value of a seated half dime can vary significantly depending on its condition, mint year and minting location.
