1964 Roosevelt Silver Dimes, Lot of 12 — 90% Silver

A solid roll-filler lot of twelve 1964 Roosevelt dimes — the last year the US Mint struck dimes in 90% silver before switching to clad. Both obverse and reverse photos are shown; mint marks are visible on several coins (a mix of D and no-mark Philadelphia pieces appears likely, though verify individually in hand). Details are readable across the group, with the expected range of light to moderate circulation wear — a few look quite sharp, a couple show heavier toning or contact marks. Details: - Date: 1964 (all twelve) - Series: Roosevelt Dime - Denomination: Ten Cents (Dime) - Composition: 90% silver, 10% copper - Mint marks: Mixed — D (Denver) and Philadelphia (no mint mark) likely represented; verify each in hand - Quantity: 12 coins - Silver content: 0.0723 troy oz pure silver per coin × 12 = 0.8676 troy oz total Circulated, Fine to Very Fine across most of the group; a few show heavier wear or toning. Honest silver at face value and then some. 1964 was the final year of 90% silver dimes — Congress authorized the clad switch in 1965, and the old silver coins vanished from circulation almost overnight as the public hoarded them. Scrap silver melt value: about $59.23 (≈0.8676 ozt silver at a $68.27/ozt spot price, Aug 20, 2026). This is the raw junk-silver MELT value of the metal only — NOT an estimate of the coin's collector value based on its date, mint mark, grade, or condition. Gavel AI Estimated Value: $74.04–$91.81 (grade: Fine). This is an automated estimate based on the coin's visible condition — for reference only, not a professional appraisal or guarantee. The final price is set by the bidding. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.