How much is a 1919 Mercury dime worth?

Very boldly struck, silver white color and with minimal contact marks this 1919 Mercury dime auctioned at a David Lawrence Rare Coin Auction has all the best features. Active bidding settled on $632 as the final price. The desirability and rarity of this coin is evident by achieving a value far above the $40 to $50 price of a weakly struck piece.

How much is a 1918 D Mercury dime worth?

The 1918 D Mercury dime is a rare 90% silver coin, one of the most sought after Mercury dimes in the series. In Mint condition, an MS67 Full Band 1918 D Mercury dime sold for $182,125 in 2015. While it’s not uncommon to find circulated grades of this coin, Mint condition Mercury dimes are quite scarce.

Is a 1919 dime worth more than a Philadelphia coin?

A mint marked 1919 dime is worth significantly more than the Philadelphia coin. The San Francisco mint used an "S" mark and Denver a "D" to distinguish dimes struck at their facilities. Both mintmarks are found on the reverse along the rim. Dimes without a mark were struck in Philadelphia. Mercury dimes are often softly struck in the centers.