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Does a 1968 Canadian Dime Have Silver in It?

Investigate everything surrounding Does a 1968 Canadian Dime Have Silver in It with our in-depth report.

The melt and minimum value of a 10 cents 1950 is $1.90 CAD.

What is a 1968 dime made of?

Additional Info: This coin has no mint mark but the Roosevelt Dimes from 1968 have the mint mark just above the date. These coins are NOT Silver, and are made of a copper nickel blend over a copper core.

How do I know if my 1968 Canadian dime is silver?

The silver one will have a more whitish hue, the nickel one will be slightly more bluish. You can see it when they are side by side.

Are 1968 dimes worth anything?

As more specimens have been identified, the value of the 1968 no-S dime has decreased slightly, but it’s still a highly valuable rare coin generally worth between $15,000 and $25,000.

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Alexander Ross

Alexander Ross

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