1968 Dime (No Mint Mark)

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John1

Thanks guys. I guess I'll still continue working the 9-5. HA! But I think I just caught the "bug" for coin collecting. I'll be a late bloomer, but looks like fun. Thanks for the welcome to the community. Ya'll take care. All the best from Texas!

How do you determine if it is a Philly dime?

I have a dime 1968 that has no mint mark what do I do now? Also have 2 silver and 2 clad quarters 1965 what are they worth?

Thanks WheatbackPenny I'll keep hunting. I have 3 dozen Sacagawea gold dollars. Are they just worth a dollar? I also have some Morgan's susan b. 1935 1951 1974 nickels 1964 through 1978 dimes. 1913 Wheat penny to 1958 Wheats also got a 1958 penny with regular back.

The Sacagawea's are just worth face unless you have a rare variety (see this link for information: http://www.smalldollars.com/dollar/page28.html ). The Morgan dollar's are at least worth their silver melt of around $13, but likely more depending on the condition, date, and mintmark (If they are a common year in lower-middle grade they are worth up to $25). Susan B. Anthony's are just worth face, unless you have a variety (https://www.thespruce.com/susan-b-a...eties-768243 ). The 1935 nickel, called a Buffalo nickel is probably worth about a quarter, depending on condition, while the 1951 Jefferson nickel is probably only worth around 10 cents. Unfortunately, the 1974 nickel is only worth face value. All dimes before 1965 are silver and worth a minimum of about $1.20, their melt value. Can you list a complete list of the wheat cents that you have? An average circulated 40s or 50s common date Wheat cent will be worth about Three Cents. Finally, can you post pictures of the 1958 memorial? This is likely fake (sorry to say), but if it is real it would be one of only two that exist.

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