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They aren't silver. Post 1964 dimes are struck in copper-nickel. If you have a dime dated 1965 or later, it is only worth 10 cents unless it is a proof.

Some US dimes were minted i966 on Planchets designated for foreign coins and are 40% silver ccontent. These are rare collector items that may be worth a few hundred dollars in today's market.

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What year dimes are worth money?

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