1 dime (Roosevelt Silver Dime) 1952
A total of 99.100.000 units were minted at the Sin ceca mint. It is made of Silver (0,900). It weighs 2,50 g and has a diameter of 17,90 mm. Its rarity is catalogued as very scarce. An important note for this coin is “Sin marca de ceca (Philadelphia)”. Its market value ranges from $4.29 to $10.05 depending on the grade.
It is part of a series of 48 issues.
| KM#195 FO#606 | |
| Name | 1 dime (Roosevelt Silver Dime) |
| Year | 1952 |
| Country | United States |
| Mint | Sin ceca |
| Shape | Round |
| Composition | Silver (0,900) |
| Weight (g) | 2,50 g |
| Diameter (mm) | 17,90 mm |
| Mintage | 99.100.000 |
| Note | Sin marca de ceca (Philadelphia) |
| Rarity | Very scarce |
| Popularity | |
| Price |
$4.29 - $10.05 |
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You can login or register.What is the value of the 1 dime (Roosevelt Silver Dime) coin of United States of the year 1952?
This table shows the market value of 1 dime (Roosevelt Silver Dime) from 1952 by grade, based on the prices collectors record in their collections.
| UNC | XF | VF | F | VG | G | PR |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $10.05 | $7.44 | $5.52 | $4.75 | $4.52 | $4.29 |
Historical Value
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All years of 1 dime (Roosevelt Silver Dime)
The 1 dime (Roosevelt Silver Dime) catalog from United States brings together 48 issues minted between 1946 and 1964D. Check the value of each year by grade, compare its price trend and discover the dates most sought after by collectors.
Last revision recorded by: Alex MedinaUpdate date: 06/28/2024Author: Foronum TeamForonum shows the authorship, review and update date of its entries to provide greater editorial transparency and traceability of the numismatic information published.