1943 Copper Alloy Dime The 1943 copper alloy dime tops our list as one of the most sought-after coins by collectors.Â
During World War II, the United States Mint made a significant switch in the composition of coins due to metal shortages.
Dimes, traditionally made from a blend of silver and copper, were produced in a zinc-coated steel version to conserve resources.Â
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These errors resulted in a handful of copper alloy dimes for that year, making them extremely rare.Â
1916-D Mercury Dime The 1916-D Mercury Dime is another gem that coin collectors covet. This particular dime is rare due to its low mintage numbers.
The Denver Mint produced only 264,000 pieces, a fraction of the production at other mints.
The Mercury Dime, known for its beautiful design featuring the Roman deity Mercury, became an instant classic.
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