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[Manman79]

I have a 1975 Roosevelt dime, I’ve been reading that it’s worth a lot of money do, does anyone know this to be true?

[l.cutler]

Highly unlikely.  The only valuable one is the proof that was accidentally minted without an S mintmark.  These only came in proof sets.  There were millions of Philadelphia minted dimes without mintmarks made for circulation.

[JT2]

10 - 4 cutter is right

[Just Bob]

A normal 1975 Roosevelt dime is worth 10 cents. There are two repunched mint mark varieties, both proofs, that might bring a bit of a premium. I imagine that the coin you were reading about was a proof, in which the mint mark was left off - the "No-S" variety, which I.cutler mentioned above. It is the rarest of the no mint mark Roosevelts, with only (I think) two known to exist. Although anything is possible, I think I can state with confidence that you will never find one in circulation. I suppose it would be possible to search proof sets and locate another one, but I would not spend my whole life trying.

[Manman79]

Thank u , is there any coins that might be worth any money that I can look out for?

[JKK]

55 minutes ago, Manman79 said:

Thank u , is there any coins that might be worth any money that I can look out for?

Yes. You can purchase a Red Book and see which coins are of higher value.

[Oldhoopster]

16 hours ago, Manman79 said:

Thank u , is there any coins that might be worth any money that I can look out for?

In reality, finding valuable coins in pocket change is very unlikely, contrary to what some of the YouTube hacks say.  Does it happen? Yes, but people win the lottery too.  Occasionally you may find a silver coin, but that is pretty rare.  Its like any other hobby, the more knowledge you have, the more likely you are to find something.  You can't expect to consistently make money as a day trader in the stock market, or flipping houses if you don't have the knowledge.  Coins are no different.

You can still find collectable coins in circulation.  Looking for different dates and mint marks is a time honored tradition in coin collecting.  You won't get rich, but it can be fun and you'll learn about numismatics and history as you go.