I cant verify how accurate this list is that I just found and it does look legit, but it is supposed to be from Ken Potters book as mentioned above.
Quote:Roosevelt Dime Varieties
1946-D/D 10c RPM#1 (VCR#1/RPM#1) A very nice D/D East! MS62 $10.00, MS63 $14.50, MS64 $18.00
1946-D 10c Doubled Die Obverse shows moderate on "BER & Y" of LIBERTY shifted towards center; light on forehead. More is probably evident on earlier stages. Unlisted in the CONECA Master Listing. MS63 $12.50, MS64 $15.00, MS65 $19.95
1946-D/D 10c RPM#15 D/D North MS63 $20.00
1946-D 10c Doubled Die Obverse shows moderate on "BER & Y" of LIBERTY shifted towards center; light on forehead. More is probably evident on earlier stages. Unlisted in the CONECA Master Listing. MS63 $12.50, MS64 $15.00, MS65 $19.95
1946-S/S 10c RPM#4 S/S + Doubled Die Reverse #5; moderate spread on ONE DIME, UNUM, etc. MS64/+ $35.00, ANACS-64 FSB (slab only notes that there is an S/S on the coin in spite of the fact this is a long-known multiple variety) $45.00
1946-S/S 10c RPM#7 S/S West MS63 $14.50, MS64 $18.00
1946-S/S 10c RPM#8 S/S North + Doubled Die Obverse#5; moderate on Liberty; light on IGWT & profile. MS64 $50.00
1946-S/S 10c RPM#8 S/S North + Doubled Die Obverse#5; very late die state obverse, hub dbl subdued. MS64 $25.00
1947-S/D 10c VCR#1/OMM#1, FS#10c-012. Shows as an S over a D. This is a rare coin that trends at $350.00 for a raw MS63 in The
CherryPickers Guide! We offer: MS64/++ (maybe MS65) blast white $425.00, ICG-64; obv somewhat milky but attractive to the naked eye/rev is nearly bright white $375.00
1947-S/S 10c RPM#2 S/S North. Nice strong RPM from original roll! MS63/+ ...$15.95, MS65 $20.00
1947-S 10c Doubled Die Reverse FS#10c-0135 Late Die State (see
CherryPickers' Guide for photos); lists in Cherrypickers' in MS63 for $195. Frosty white MS63...$55.00, Frosty white MS64 $75.00
1950-S over Inverted S (So-Called "S over D") 10c This is CONECA's old OMM#1 and the
CherryPickers' Guide FS-014.5. It is the so-called "S over D" that is misattributed as such in the
Red Book, The Authoritative Reference on
Roosevelt dimes,
CherryPickers' Guide and until recently, in the CONECA files. Recent overlays created by Ken Potter and Billy Crawford (independent of one another) have demonstrated that a D Mint mark does not match the underlying image below the S on this coin but that an Inverted S is a "perfect fit" (as has been suspected by some specialists for years). Ken Potter, Billy Crawford, John Wexler and James Wiles have all indicated that the overlays debunk the "S/D" theory and will be listing it as an S/Inv/S. It it actually an S over Inverted S is a truly rare variety type in it's own right. In fact Vertical over Inverted Mint Mark varieties are far less common on
United States coinage then Over Mint Marks! No matter what you want to call it, it is a major variety that here to stay since it's listing in the
Red Book cemented it in as a "must have" to collectors of the series. The example we offer here is virtually blast-white with hints of attractive toning just beginning to show. It is a high-end MS64 with a shot at MS65! See the pictures by clicking on the link above. ANACS-64 $499.00 SOLD
1951-D/D 10c RPM#1 D/D North MS62...$12.00, MS63...$15.00, MS64...$19, MS65 light attractive toning $22.00
1952-S/S 10c RPM#1 Wide S/S Northwest. Very Nice! Ch BU $35.00
1959-D/D 10c RPM#1 D/D North. Very Strong! MS64/5 $35.00
1964-P&D 10c "Pointed 9" Breen#3757 & #3759 BU set as pulled from the rolls $12.00
1964-P&D 10c "Pointed 9" Breen#3757 & #3759; hand picked MS64 (or better) $15.00
1979-S Proof 10c Ty-2 Mint Mark "Clear S" Proof-65 $2.50
Posted 06/16/2012 10:54 pm
