Does anyone know how much a 1923 dime is worth? it has the word liberty on top, and a head with wings on it?

Answer 1

Sorry, your dime is worth 10 cents, its not old enough or rare enough to be of any value yet.

Answer 2

You do have what is commonly called a Mercury dime but actually the correct name is Winged Liberty head dime. Mercury was a male and Liberty is a female. Did you check for a mint mark, it is on the reverse at the bottom left next to the E in one. The 1923 in grade good-Letters and date clear and lines in Fasces ( that is the name of the thing on the back of the coin) obliterated value $1. Then it goes up to $4.50 in extra fine only slight wear on diagonal bands on Fasces. The 1923-S is $1.75 to $48.00 in the same grades a above. The values are about what a dealer would pay.Hope this answered your question.

Answer 3

Follow these 1,2,3 easy steps :

1) Grade your silver dime with description aid :
http://www.coincentric.com/GradingMercuryDimes.htm

2) Determine the mint mark :
Philadelphia mint Mercury dimes have no mintmark; San Francisco mint has a small "S" after the word ONE.

3) Check values based on estimated grading and mint mark. Prices quoted are approximations of market values and retail coins prices:

1923 (mintage 50,130,000):
VeryGood($2), Fine($2.50), VeryFine($4), ExtremelyFine($7), AboutUncirculated($18)

1923-S (mintage 6,440,000):
VG($3.50), F($8), VF($14), EF($65), AU($110)

Answer 4

What you have is called a winged liberty head dime. More commonly called a Mercury dime. The value would depend on the condition, and the mint mark on the coin. But going on rough estimates, anywhere between 1.75 to 2.50 in the lowest grading category, I'd have to see it to tell better.

Answer 5

Sounds like what they call a Liberty dime. Value will be $1 up, depending on condition and mintmark. It's made of 90% silver. Your local book store at the mall will have a magazine section where they should have at least one coin magazine. Look for a "S" , "D", or nothing at all on the coin. This will tell you where it was minted. And the magazine will tell you it's current value.

Answer 6

It's worth a dime, 10 cents, 10 pennies.....

A dime is a dime but, if you take it to another country it may be worth more like Canada or worth a ton less like Japan.

Answer 7

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