2014 Dime Mintage Figures

We are seeing the usual number of new 2014-P dimes here in the Florida panhandle. My usual banks will have rolls of them occasionally but there does not seem to be an over abundance of them yet. We sometimes get Denver dimes, but, so far no 2014-D dimes here.

My father-in-law got a 2014-P dime in change two weeks ago in Panama City Beach, Florida. I "convinced" my six year old coin collecting daughter to ask him for it :-)

That's the only 2014 dime I've seen so far. I got 8 rolls of dimes from the bank at lunch today, and I hope there will be a couple in there....

Here in the northwest we have a huge influx of 2014 D coins I havent seen quarters yet but some of my coin friends have seen them..cents nickels and dimes are quite abundant

Interesting. Thanks for the comments. But I guess overall not surprising. It takes awhile for things to spread across the country and depends on how the banks operate. Perhaps the office coffee fund pot has 2014's in it due to the variety of banks my co workers frequent. If I just took rolls from my own credit union, I doubt I'd come across any myself.

I have not seen any quarters or nickels yet in the NE US. Just cents and now recently dimes.

I just went through 200 dimes and they were the most boring bunch I ever got. It was remarkably light on the older pre-'82 coins and it appears attrition might be increasing and this might account for higher mintages. A dime doesn't have much value any longer so an aging population might not be picking them up when they drop them. They get run over by the vacuum and left in the streets. The few older coins that were in the sample were lower grade and/ or culls (road kill). There were only two 2014 coins both P mint though numerous 2013's were there (mostly P mint). One of the 2014's is a solid Gem so will go in my collection. There is also a 2006-D that was solid Gem very recently but has a slight rub. What a shame. The only other coin of any note is a 90% US silver dime. It will make up for the three coins short my quarter rolls were.

Some of these dimes in the rolls were recently in storage; about 40% of them. You can tell because the dates are skewed a little to what was in circulation about three years ago and because for some reason clad that has been in storage makes your hands dirty when you check them. A lot of silver went into circulation while foreclosures were at their height and this one was probably among them.

Oh, there was also a 2009-D in the dimes though it is only high end XF.

I find tons (about 15 an hour) of dimes at schools and parks while metal detecting and on roads while riding my bike. From what I see, they are rarely being picked up. By the time I find them the environment has taken its toll on them.