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1935 Mercury Dime

Mercury Dime · 1916-1945

Schedule of Prices

Asking prices by certified grade on active eBay listings — what sellers are asking, not sale prices and not a valuation.
GradeAskSample
VG8$7 asking1
XF40$8 asking1
AU58$52 · $55 · $58 asking3
MS61 FB$44 asking1
MS64 FB$90 · $105 · $120 asking3
MS65$65 · $130 asking2
MS65 FB$115–$200 asking5
MS65 TNR$79 · $120 · $120 asking3
MS65 FB CAC$200 asking1
MS65 FB TNR$120 · $120 asking2
MS66$90 · $115 asking2
MS66 FB$180 · $205 · $220 asking3
MS67$240 asking1
MS67 FB$435–$585 asking5
MS67 FB CAC$585 asking1
MS68$2,725 asking1
MS68 FB$3,250 asking1

Grades without listing data aren't shown.

Ask is what sellers were asking on active eBay listings of certified coins, fixed-price only — not what a coin sold for, and not our valuation. With enough listings at a grade, it's the middle 50% of their asking prices; with only a few, each asking price is shown. A single listing is shown only when its seller has an established eBay account with strong feedback. Sample is the number of listings behind each figure. Grades shown without a designation are plain examples.

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Listings observed 2026-08-24 – 2026-10-26.

Die Varieties

No die varieties recorded yet for this date.

Specifications
  • Series Mercury Dime (1916-1945)
  • Denomination 10¢
  • Designer Adolph A. Weinman
  • Composition 90% silver
  • Metal content 0.0723 oz fine silver — about $4 at metal (melt) value as of 2026-10-26 metals.dev
  • Weight 2.5 g
  • Diameter 17.9 mm
  • Edge Reeded
  • Mintage 58,830,000
  • Mint mark None (Philadelphia)

History

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