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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Troodon, post: 26053250, member: 4626&quot;]I think so; 1949 was 30.9 million, 1949-D is about 26 million.&nbsp; 1949-S I think qualifies (13.5 million) as does pretty much anything S minted typically (from 1946-1955).&nbsp; But there&#039;s not really any huge rarities in circulation issue Roosevelt dimes; rarest one is actually 1955 (12.4 million).&nbsp; Finding the silver in the box is hard to do these days of course but otherwise it&#039;s not a series with anything especially rare in it, if you only count regular circulation issues.&nbsp; It&#039;s also not a series that seems a lot are paying much attention to so not massively expensive to fill holes if you choose to buy some of the silver years.&nbsp; I still prefer to find them roll searching, but if I get close (like, less than 10 holes to fill or so) that&#039;s when I consider just buying some.</p><p><br /></p><p>P.S. &quot;Rarest&quot; Roosevelt dime kind of depends on definition lol...</p><p>Rarest ordinary intended for circulation issue is 1955, 12.4 million.</p><p>Rarest business strike is 1996-W, 1.4 million.</p><p>Rarest ordinary (not an error or rare variety) issue is 1950 proof, about 51 thousand.</p><p>Rarest one I ever heard of is the 1975 no S proof, 2 currently known lol.</p><p><br /></p><p>P.P.S. Probably already mentioned this, but my &quot;keepers&quot; for dimes pretty much are: anything silver, 2009, 2024, 1996-W, proofs, errors, anything not a Roosevelt dime.&nbsp; (Will also look for anything that upgrades a spot in the album.&nbsp; Anything that comes close to qualifying as key or semi-key dates are all in the silver years and I&#039;d be saving them anyway lol.)[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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