How much is a 1964 silver dime worth?
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Melt value is the value of the metal only. Dealers usually buy a little under melt and sell above it, and rare dates or high-grade coins can be worth much more to collectors.
| Mints | Philadelphia (no mint mark) and Denver (D) |
| Design | Roosevelt dime |
| Last silver year | 1964 was the last year of 90% silver dimes for circulation |
1964 was the last year the U.S. Mint made 90% silver dimes for circulation, so every 1964 dime is silver no matter the mint mark.
Most 1964 dimes trade for their silver value. Uncirculated, high-grade and error coins can be worth more to collectors.
Condition and rarity can make some coins worth far more than their metal. Here are the ones collectors look for:
Mintages from PCGS CoinFacts and other standard references. Collector values depend on exact date, mint mark and grade, so check a current price guide, or ask us in our Discord.
Yes. Every 1964 dime is 90% silver, 10% copper.
Not for silver content. Both 1964 (Philadelphia) and 1964-D dimes are 90% silver.
Specs verified October 2026 against: PCGS CoinFacts. Live prices from gold-api.com, refreshed every minute.
