1964-D 10C

Description

1964-D Roosevelt Dime, NGC MS-68. This exceptional 1964-D dime represents a remarkable example of Denver Mint production from the final year of 90% silver composition in circulating United States dimes. Graded MS-68 by NGC (Certificate #6682994001), this piece exhibits outstanding quality that places it well above typical examples from this prolific mintage year. The 1964-D dime is notable for its substantial production run, yet high-grade specimens command significant collector interest due to their superior eye appeal and preservation. An MS-68 grade reflects virtually full mint luster with only minimal imperfections visible under magnification, representing a coin that has been carefully preserved since its original release. The Roosevelt obverse and torch reverse display exceptional striking quality characteristic of Denver Mint work during this period. As the final year of 90% silver composition before the transition to copper-nickel clad coinage in 1965, 1964-D dimes hold particular appeal to both silver bullion investors and type collectors seeking quality examples of this important numismatic era. This certified specimen's combination of grade, eye appeal, and historical significance makes it an attractive addition to advanced dime collections.