The 1956 Roosevelt Dime is part of the series minted from 1946-present, honoring President F.D. Roosevelt.
Made of 90% silver and 10% copper, it's a precious find for collectors due to its composition.
Mint marks 'D' for Denver, 'S' for San Francisco, and no mark for Philadelphia distinguish origin.
Uncirculated or 'mint state' dimes can fetch higher values, depending on condition and rarity.
Proof coins, specially made with a mirror-like finish, are sought after and command premium prices.
The Full Bands designation, indicating sharp detail on the torch, increases a dime's value.
1956 dimes without mint errors typically range from $2 to $20, depending on condition.
Error coins, like those with off-center strikes, can be worth significantly more to collectors.
Always consult a professional coin grading service to accurately assess the value of your dime.