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1968 No S Dime Found

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My wife and I just joined to forum today!! We are excited about doing this together! We have found a 1968 No S dime. We have no idea what it's worth if anything how to know. We just looked it up and it said somewhere that one sold for $22,000.
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I split your reply into its own post and moved it to the appropriate forum for the proper attention.
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Welcome to the Forum!

Your coin is a common circulation business strike Philadelphia minted coin. They were purposely issued without a mint mark.

There were a few Proof strike coins from the San Francisco mint that were struck with a die that did not have the "S" mintmark punched into the die. Those coins were only issued in proof sets. Those few issued proof coins without a mintmark are very rare. Similar incidents have occurred over the following years.

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Just a regular business strike with a lot of circulation wear. Worth 10 cents The 1968 no S reminds me of the 1990 no S proof Lincoln Cent.
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I agree that it is a common business strike and not a no-S proof.

Take note of the uneven thickness of the rim on the obverse (heads) called a mis-aligned die (MAD). That's common for business-strike coins and is a negative identifier for being a proof.

Stick around. You both will learn a ton here.
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Like spruett001 said hang around for awhile. You still got a lot of learning to do.
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Sorry we had to burst your bubble . You'll have to forget about that new kitchen for now .
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I agree. And never be afraid to ask questions when you find something new.
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