How much is a 1943 dime worth?

Minimum 1943 dime value is $2.33 for a coin in "good" condition through "extremely fine" condition. Most of these silver dimes, if they show worn surfaces, are priced at the value of their silver content. Mercury dimes from 1943 begin to have collector value when they are "uncirculated," a coin with no wear and still lustrous.

How much is a 1943 San Francisco coin worth?

The San Francisco Mint facility struck over 60 million dimes in 1943. These can be identified by the “S” mint mark on the obverse. Values for circulated coins are roughly the same as for Denver and Philadelphia examples. They range from $4 for a coin graded 3, to $10 for an “about uncirculated” example graded AU58+.

What happens if a 1943 dime is uncirculated?

If your old dime is uncirculated, separate values are placed on 1943 dimes depending on the mint producing the coin. Three locations, Philadelphia, Denver and San Francisco struck dimes and mintmarks found on the reverse identify each. You can judge the condition of your coins by comparing them to the images representing different stages of wear.