First Commemerative Mint ?

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First Commemerative Mint ?

Postby Beau » Mon Dec 06, 2010 6:10 pm

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I have a set of five decades of dimes by the First Commemerative Mint they are all Proof. the dimes are dated 1968 S 1979 S 1981 S 1999 S 2003 S are these dimes silver? they are in a black velvet box each dime is in an air tite, so I can`t see the side to see if there is any copper showing, not sure but they seem to be glued in. I Googled it but came up with nothing.

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Re: First Commemerative Mint ?

Postby Country » Mon Dec 06, 2010 6:33 pm

Beau wrote:.
I have a set of five decades of dimes by the First Commemerative Mint they are all Proof. the dimes are dated 1968 S 1979 S 1981 S 1999 S 2003 S are these dimes silver? they are in a black velvet box each dime is in an air tite, so I can`t see the side to see if there is any copper showing, not sure but they seem to be glued in. I Googled it but came up with nothing.

THANKS


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Only the 1999-S and the 2003-S have a chance at being SILVER. The other years, the mint produced only clads.

Check the patina, and compare it to some bright and shiny 90% SILVER coins that you own.
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Re: First Commemerative Mint ?

Postby Beau » Mon Dec 06, 2010 7:11 pm

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THANKS Country

the dimes have the shine like a new Silver Eagle Proof with the frosted bust except for the 1968 S .
there is no Patina.
the 1999S and 2003 S look the same as all the others.


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