The 1974 Roosevelt Dime is a piece of US currency, minted in millions, yet some have unique collector's value.
Key factors: mint mark location, metal composition, and condition determine the dime's value.
Most 1974 dimes are clad in copper-nickel, but rare silver errors exist, significantly increasing value.
Uncirculated or proof coins, especially with 'S' mint marks, are sought after by collectors.
Condition grades range from Good to Mint State; higher grades fetch higher prices.
Special attention to Full Bands on the torch can lead to premiums for the dime.
Error coins, like off-center strikes or double dies, are rare and prized.
Check auction records and price guides for current market values of 1974 dimes.
Proper storage and handling preserve the dime's condition and long-term value.