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A "W" mint mark on a US coin indicates it was struck at the West Point Mint.
West Point only strikes commemorative and bullion coins, so you won't find W-mint coins in circulation.
The only possible exception might be the special dimes that were minted in 1996 to honor the coin's 50th anniversary. They were sold only to collectors, but it's possible a few may have accidentally been spent.
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