1982 10C NO P

Description

1982 10C NO P (Roosevelt Dime). This 1982 Roosevelt Dime without mintmark represents a significant transitional issue in United States coinage history. The 1982 dimes marked a crucial year when the U.S. Mint experimented with different copper-nickel and copper-zinc compositions due to rising copper prices. Dimes struck without a mintmark were produced at the Philadelphia Mint, making this particular piece an important example from that production run. Graded NGC MS-67, this example displays exceptional eye appeal and luster characteristic of high-grade Roosevelt Dimes from this era. The coin exhibits strong strike detail with well-defined obverse and reverse designs, and the surfaces show minimal impairment consistent with the assigned grade. At the MS-67 level, this piece represents a premium quality specimen that would appeal to both type collectors and those specializing in modern U.S. Mint coinage. The 1982 no-mintmark dime remains popular among collectors interested in the transitional coinage period of the early 1980s. This certified example, with its strong technical grade and eye appeal, offers an opportunity to acquire a well-preserved example of this historically significant issue.