How much to sell silver proof Roosevelt Dimes

Hi All,

I wanted to know what is a fair price to sell a Uncirculated Silver Proof Roosevelt Dime for? These are common date dimes. ?
Thanks
ST

 

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Silver dimes are worth about $1 in silver. You might get a bit more for a proof.

 

It is ether Uncirculated or Proof, not both. FYI, Proof isn't a grade, it's a method of manufacturing. Specially Prepared planchets and dies, usually stuck with higher pressures, and/or multiple times.

Sorry if it's a little confusing. For example, a circulated Proof coin would never be XF-45, it would be Proof-45. It may seem like a minor technicality, but it's something for any new collector who may be reading this to understand

 

While a little confusing, I still think it's not inaccurate to describe a PF-6+ as uncirculated, just as you call a PF-45 cirulated.

 

A PF-6+ I would say is not quite a proof with VG details. As for a PF-45 cirulated, I don't have a clue what that means.

 

Uncirculated is a state. Mint State is a grade. Proof is a method of manufacture. You can have an uncirculated proof.

 

Lets say melt is 10x fv. I'm sure if you asked 13-14x per fv you can sell them. I did that before.

 

I'm sorry, I meant PF-60+ (60 & above)
PF-45 is a Proof coin (NGC uses PF, PCGS uses PR) circulated to the condition of XF45