Roosevelt Dimes
(1946 - Current)
The Roosevelt Dime was introduced in 1946 to honor Franklin D. Roosevelt following his death in 1945. Designed by John R. Sinnock, the obverse features Roosevelt’s portrait, while the reverse displays a torch flanked by olive and oak branches, symbolizing liberty, peace, and strength.
Silver Composition (1946–1964):
From its introduction through 1964, Roosevelt dimes were struck in the traditional 90% silver and 10% copper alloy. These coins are commonly collected for both their silver content and historical significance.
Clad Composition (1965–Present):
Beginning in 1965, rising silver prices prompted a composition change. Dimes were struck in a copper-nickel clad format consisting of outer layers of 75% copper and 25% nickel bonded to a pure copper core. This composition remains in use today.
Although most Roosevelt dimes are common in circulation, certain early silver issues, proof varieties, and high-grade examples remain desirable. The series continues as one of the longest-running continuous designs in U.S. coinage history.
Check out dates & mintages for U.S. 10C Roosevelt Dimes, below.Business Strikes
Type 1, Vintage Silver
1946 | 255,250,000
1946-D | 61,043,500
1946-S | 27,900,000
1947 | 121,520,000
1947-D | 46,835,000
1947-S | 34,840,000
1948 | 74,950,000
1948-D | 52,841,000
1948-S | 35,520,000
1949 | 30,940,000
1949-D | 26,034,000
1949-S | 13,510,000
1950 | 50,130,114
1950-D | 46,803,000
1950-S | 20,440,000
1951 | 103,880,102
1951-D | 56,529,000
1951-S | 31,630,000
1952 | 99,040,093
1952-D | 122,100,000
1952-S | 44,419,500
1953 | 53,490,120
1953-D | 136,433,000
1953-S | 39,180,000
1954 | 114,010,203
1954-D | 106,397,000
1954-S | 22,860,000
1955 | 12,450,181
1955-D | 13,959,000
1955-S | 18,510,000
1956 | 108,640,000
1956-D | 108,015,100
1957 | 160,160,000
1957-D | 113,354,330
1958 | 31,910,000
1958-D | 136,564,600
1959 | 85,780,000
1959-D | 164,919,790
1960 | 70,390,000
1960-D | 200,160,400
1961 | 93,730,000
1961-D | 209,146,550
1962 | 72,450,000
1962-D | 334,948,380
1963 | 123,650,000
1963-D | 421,476,530
1964 | 929,360,000
1964-D | 1,357,517,180
Type 2, Modern Clad
1965 | 1,652,140,570
1966 | 1,382,734,540
1967 | 2,244,007,320
1968 | 424,470,400
1968-D | 480,748,280
1969 | 145,790,000
1969-D | 563,323,870
1970 | 345,570,000
1970-D | 754,942,100
1971 | 162,690,000
1971-D | 377,914,240
1972 | 431,540,000
1972-D | 330,290,000
1973 | 315,670,000
1973-D | 455,032,426
1974 | 470,248,000
1974-D | 571,083,000
1975 | 585,673,900
1975-D | 313,705,300
1976 | 568,760,000
1976-D | 695,222,774
1977 | 796,930,000
1977-D | 376,607,228
1978 | 663,980,000
1978-D | 282,847,540
1979 | 315,440,000
1979-D | 390,921,184
1980-P | 735,170,000
1980-D | 719,354,321
1981-P | 676,650,000
1981-D | 712,284,143
1982-P | 519,475,000
1982-D | 542,713,584
1983-P | 647,025,000
1983-D | 730,129,224
1984-P | 856,669,000
1984-D | 704,803,976
1985-P | 705,200,962
1985-D | 587,979,970
1986-P | 682,649,693
1986-D | 473,326,970
1987-P | 762,709,481
1987-D | 653,203,402
1988-P | 1,030,550,000
1988-D | 962,385,489
1989-P | 1,298,400,000
1989-D | 896,535,597
1990-P | 1,034,340,000
1990-D | 839,995,824
1991-P | 927,220,000
1991-D | 601,241,114
1992-P | 593,500,000
1992-D | 616,273,932
1993-P | 766,180,000
1993-D | 750,110,166
1994-P | 1,189,000,000
1994-D | 1,303,268,110
1995-P | 1,125,500,000
1995-D | 1,274,890,000
1996-P | 1,421,163,000
1996-D | 1,400,300,000
1996-W | 1,457,000
1997-P | 991,640,000
1997-D | 979,810,000
1998-P | 1,163,000,000
1998-D | 1,172,250,000
1999-P | 2,164,000,000
1999-D | 1,397,750,000
2000-P | 1,842,500,000
2000-D | 1,818,700,000
2001-P | 1,369,590,000
2001-D | 1,412,800,000
2002-P | 1,187,500,000
2002-D | 1,379,500,000
2003-P | 1,085,500,000
2003-D | 986,500,000
2004-P | 1,328,000,000
2004-D | 1,159,500,000
2005-P | 1,412,000,000
2005-D | 1,423,500,000
2006-P | 1,381,000,000
2006-D | 1,447,000,000
2007-P | 391,000,000
2007-D | 624,500,000
2008-P | 413,000,000
2008-D | 637,500,000
2009-P | 96,500,000
2009-D | 49,500,000
2010-P | 557,000,000
2010-D | 562,000,000
2011-P | 748,000,000
2011-D | 754,000,000
2012-P | 808,000,000
2012-D | 868,000,000
2013-P | 1,086,500,000
2013-D | 1,025,500,000
2014-P | 1,023,000,000
2014-D | 1,080,500,000
2015-P | 1,497,510,000
2015-D | 1,543,500,000
2016-P | 1,517,000,000
2016-D | 1,437,000,000
2017-P | 1,437,500,000
2017-D | 1,290,500,000
2018-P | 1,193,000,000
2018-D | 1,006,000,000
2019-P | 1,147,500,000
2019-D | 1,001,500,000
2020-P | 1,349,250,000
2020-D | 1,481,000,000
2021-P | 1,333,500,000
2021-D | 1,445,000,000
2022-P | 1,551,000,000
2022-D | 1,583,000,000
2023-P | 1,410,500,000
2023-D | 1,286,000,000
Proof Strikes
Type 1, Vintage Silver
1950 Proof | 51,386
1951 Proof | 57,500
1952 Proof | 81,980
1953 Proof | 128,800
1954 Proof | 233,300
1955 Proof | 378,200
1956 Proof | 669,384
1957 Proof | 1,247,952
1958 Proof | 875,652
1959 Proof | 1,149,291
1960 Proof | 1,691,602
1961 Proof | 3,028,244
1962 Proof | 3,218,019
1963 Proof | 3,075,645
1964 Proof | 3,950,762
Type 2, Modern Clad
1965 SMS | 2,360,000
1966 SMS | 2,261,583
1967 SMS | 1,863,344
1968-S Proof | 3,041,506
1969-S Proof | 2,394,631
1970-S Proof | 2,632,810
1971-S Proof | 3,220,733
1972-S Proof | 3,260,996
1973-S Proof | 2,760,339
1974-S Proof | 2,612,568
1975-S Proof | 2,845,450
1976-S Proof | 4,149,730
1977-S Proof | 3,251,152
1978-S Proof | 3,127,781
1979-S Proof | 3,677,175
1980-S Proof | 3,554,806
1981-S Proof | 4,063,083
1982-S Proof | 3,857,479
1983-S Proof | 3,279,126
1984-S Proof | 3,065,110
1985-S Proof | 3,362,821
1986-S Proof | 3,010,497
1987-S Proof | 4,227,728
1988-S Proof | 3,262,948
1989-S Proof | 3,220,194
1990-S Proof | 3,299,559
1991-S Proof | 2,867,787
1992-S Proof | 2,858,981
1993-S Proof | 2,633,439
1994-S Proof | 2,484,594
1995-S Proof | 2,117,496
1996-S Proof | 1,750,244
1997-S Proof | 2,055,000
1998-S Proof | 2,086,507
1999-S Proof | 2,543,401
2000-S Proof | 3,082,572
2001-S Proof | 2,319,766
2002-S Proof | 2,319,766
2003-S Proof | 2,172,684
2004-S Proof | 1,789,488
2005-S Proof | 2,275,000
2006-S Proof | 2,000,428
2007-S Proof | 1,702,116
2008-S Proof | 1,405,674
2009-S Proof | 1,482,502
2010-S Proof | 1,103,815
2011-S Proof | 1,098,835
2012-S Proof | 843,705
2013-S Proof | 856,953
2014-S Proof | 764,206
2015-S Proof | 711,872
2016-S Proof | 641,775
2017-S Proof | 621,390
2018-S Proof | 568,804
2019-S Proof | 649,050
2020-S Proof | 511,148
2021-S Proof | 521,826
2022-S Proof | 400,013
2023-S Proof | 367,418
2023-S Proof | TBD
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