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The 1975 “No S” Roosevelt Dime: A Hidden Treasure Worth Half a Million Dollars
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If someone offered you half a million dollars for a common dime, you might think they’re joking. However, this seemingly outlandish offer could be quite serious if the dime is a rare proof copy of the 1975 “No S” Roosevelt dime. Only two of these extraordinary coins are known to exist, and one fetched a staggering $456,000 at auction in 2019.
Before you rush to check your coin jar, knowing you won’t find this treasure in your spare change is important. The “No S” dime refers to the fact that the mint mark, usually an ‘S’ for San Francisco, is missing. This dime is a proof coin, a specialized type with great detail encased in plastic and isn’t meant for general circulation.
While there is another 1975 “No S” Roosevelt dime, the flawless proof copy is worth a small fortune. The other version, while still rare, doesn’t hold nearly the same value. You might have a fortune in your pocket if you come across one of these elusive coins.
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