U.S. Barber Dimes (1892-1916)

Please Note: Grading Barber Dimes is a subjective matter that takes years of experience to do correctly. In most cases raw or un-graded coins are usually over graded by the individual owner. Try to be realistic and understand that grading is only a means to quantify or evaluate the worth of a coin. The grading company used to grade a coin is very important and there are only two that have the highest reputation in the numismatic industry, NGC and PCGS. See: Rating Coin Grading Services. Also note that coins within a specific grade can be a plus or minus of that grade also increasing or decreasing value. There can also be mirrored fields which can increase the value significantly as in Proof-Like (PL) and Deep Mirror Proof Like (DMPL). Mintage and popularity can also factor into consideration when accessing the overall worth of a coin. Please remember that there are at least three values of a coin; the Price the owner thinks his coin is worth, the Value a Coin Price Guide Book or a Pricing Guide lists it at and then most importantly, the Actual Price that you can sell it for to a dealer, buyer, or at an auction.

You can also compare your coin through the online auction links to compare prices and condition from images. Click Each Price to Compare Current Online Auction Values in the Left Side Column Below.
See Grading for more details on grading coins.

Barber Dimes 1892-1916
Regular Strikes

Description	G	F	EF	AU	60	63	64	65	66	67
1892	5	8	30	70	110	200	340	725	1400	4900
1892-O	16	35	78	92	170	325	600	1900	3850	17500
1892-S	70	205	300	330	420	900	2100	4200	15000	25000
1893	13	25	48	80	165	220	355	1100	2000	8000
1893/2	150	170	270	345	775	1750	3000	5500	8000	-
1893-O	35	130	210	265	325	575	1350	3150	5350	12500
1893-S	19	40	90	160	315	750	1950	4900	8500	17500
1894	29	120	210	250	320	510	800	1325	3500	11500
1894-O	72	200	440	685	1625	2700	5500	14500	22500	-
1895	90	375	580	650	780	1200	1650	2800	5500	24000
1895-O	400	875	2450	3800	5600	7500	13000	25000	50000	-
1895-S	46	130	250	325	550	1100	3400	8500	17000	-
1896	15	55	100	125	170	425	700	1450	2800	12500
1896-O	82	310	475	700	1050	2700	5800	8750	14500	-
1896-S	88	300	425	540	775	1400	2750	4250	10000	-
1897	5	8	30	70	110	200	340	725	1400	4900
1897-O	70	300	515	675	980	1700	3000	5000	8000	22000
1897-S	25	100	190	270	460	1100	2550	4200	8500	20000
1898	5	8	30	70	110	200	340	725	1400	4900
1898-O	16	90	210	280	475	1250	2650	4000	6750	25000
1898-S	12	26	85	165	385	1250	3000	4500	10000	22000
1899	5	8	30	70	110	200	340	725	1400	9000
1899-O	13	70	155	230	420	1200	3400	5500	8000	20000
1899-S	12	35	54	110	315	675	2000	4500	6750	11500
1900	5	8	30	70	110	200	340	725	1950	5750
1900-O	24	115	240	365	650	1200	3000	6000	11000	-
Description	G	F	EF	AU	60	63	64	65	66	67
1900-S	10	18	34	85	165	450	850	1900	4500	20000
1901	5	8	30	70	110	200	340	725	1400	10000
1901-O	7	21	68	180	465	1000	2800	3250	6000	17500
1901-S	85	365	550	685	1075	1800	2750	4750	7200	13500
1902	5	8	30	70	110	200	340	725	1400	10000
1902-O	6	19	65	150	400	1000	1900	4500	12500	-
1902-S	12	54	145	200	400	1000	2150	4250	7500	13500
1903	5	8	30	70	110	200	340	1250	3000	10000
1903-O	7	17	52	110	265	600	1350	4500	10000	-
1903-S	84	350	775	975	1175	1700	2600	3600	6000	17500
1904	5	8	30	70	110	200	340	2000	3750	10000
1904-S	47	175	350	500	800	1600	3200	4750	8000	24000
1905	5	8	30	70	110	200	340	725	3000	8000
1905-O	8	30	95	155	295	450	840	2000	3500	7000
1905-O Micro O	40	75	200	350	1500	4000	7000	12500	20000	-
1905-S	6	13	46	100	240	310	625	1075	2400	6750
1906	5	8	30	70	110	200	340	725	1400	4900
1906-D	5	11	38	85	185	385	970	1750	3400	8000
1906-O	10	52	105	150	215	325	630	1400	2500	5000
1906-S	6	18	47	120	260	520	950	1400	2950	7000
1907	5	8	30	70	110	200	340	725	1400	10000
1907-D	5	15	47	120	285	900	2700	4500	7000	17500
1907-O	6	35	65	115	230	350	630	1400	2500	12500
1907-S	6	20	67	150	435	830	1700	2750	5750	-
1908	5	8	30	70	110	200	340	725	1400	11500
1908-D	5	8	30	70	110	200	340	725	1400	4900
Description	G	F	EF	AU	60	63	64	65	66	67
1908-O	8	45	95	155	315	675	900	2000	3700	7500
1908-S	6	15	50	175	320	780	1600	2400	3800	9500
1909	5	8	30	70	110	200	340	725	1500	6000
1909-D	11	65	140	235	525	1150	1850	3100	7000	-
1909-O	6	17	50	105	200	550	1300	2000	3500	15000
1909-S	14	85	200	335	565	1175	2000	3500	7500	13500
1910	5	8	30	70	110	200	340	725	1400	4900
1910-D	5	12	50	110	235	470	800	1900	3500	12500
1910-S	8	54	115	210	465	760	1275	2500	4500	15000
1911	5	8	30	70	110	200	340	725	1400	4900
1911-D	5	8	30	70	110	200	340	725	1400	4900
1911-S	5	12	43	110	220	370	950	1400	1950	5500
1912	5	8	30	70	110	200	340	725	1400	4900
1912-D	5	8	30	70	110	200	340	725	2500	-
1912-S	5	10	36	105	175	290	550	1250	3000	13500
1913	5	8	30	70	110	200	340	725	1400	-
1913-S	25	86	245	320	520	780	1000	1750	3000	11500
1914	5	8	30	70	110	200	340	725	1400	4900
1914-D	5	8	30	70	110	200	340	725	1400	8500
1914-S	5	12	45	95	155	285	880	1300	3500	12500
1915	5	8	30	70	110	200	340	725	2100	-
1915-S	12	34	72	140	270	485	700	1850	3500	12500
1916 Barber	5	8	30	70	110	200	340	725	1400	5500
1916-S Barber	5	8	30	70	110	200	375	1000	3400	-

Barber Dimes 1892-1915 Proofs (PR, PF)

Description		60	63	64	65	66	67
1892		260	425	740	1650	2200	4300
1892	Cameo	265	475	825	1900	2700	5250
1892	Deep Cameo	275	575	975	2750	3500	6500
1893		260	425	740	1650	2200	4300
1893	Cameo	265	475	825	1900	2700	5250
1893	Deep Cameo	275	575	975	2750	3500	6500
1894		260	425	740	1650	2200	4300
1894	Cameo	265	475	825	1900	2700	5250
1894	Deep Cameo	275	650	1200	-	-	-
1895		260	425	740	1650	2200	4300
1895	Cameo	265	475	825	1900	2700	5250
1895	Deep Cameo	275	575	975	2750	3500	6500
1896		260	425	740	1650	2200	4750
1896	Cameo	265	475	825	1900	2700	5250
1896	Deep Cameo	275	575	975	2750	3500	-
1897		260	425	740	1650	2200	4300
1897	Cameo	265	475	825	1900	2700	5250
1897	Deep Cameo	275	575	975	2750	3500	-
1898		260	425	740	1650	2200	4300
1898	Cameo	265	475	825	1900	2700	5250
1898	Deep Cameo	275	575	975	2750	3500	6500
1899		260	425	740	1650	2200	4300
1899	Cameo	265	475	825	1900	2700	5250
1899	Deep Cameo	275	575	975	2750	3500	6500
1900		260	425	740	1650	2200	4600
1900	Cameo	265	475	825	1900	2700	5250
Description		60	63	64	65	66	67
1900	Deep Cameo	275	575	975	2750	3500	-
1901		260	425	740	1650	2200	4600
1901	Cameo	265	475	825	1900	2700	5250
1902		260	425	740	1650	2200	4750
1903		260	425	740	1650	2200	4750
1903	Cameo	300	650	1250	-	-	-
1904		260	425	740	1650	2200	4600
1904	Cameo	265	475	825	1900	2700	-
1905		260	425	740	1650	2200	4600
1905	Cameo	265	475	825	1900	2700	5250
1906		260	425	740	1650	2200	4300
1906	Cameo	265	475	825	1900	2700	5250
1906	Deep Cameo	275	650	1150	3250	-	-
1907		260	425	740	1650	2200	4600
1907	Cameo	265	475	825	1900	2700	5250
1908		260	425	740	1650	2200	4300
1908	Cameo	265	475	825	1900	2700	5250
1909		260	425	740	1650	2200	4300
1909	Cameo	265	475	825	1900	2700	5250
1910		260	425	740	1650	2200	4300
1910	Cameo	265	475	825	1900	2700	5250
1910	Deep Cameo	275	575	975	2750	4000	-
1911		260	425	740	1650	2200	4300
1911	Cameo	265	475	825	1900	2700	5250
1912		260	425	740	1650	2200	4750
1912	Cameo	265	475	825	1900	2700	5250
Description		60	63	64	65	66	67
1913		260	425	740	1650	2200	4750
1913	Cameo	265	475	825	1900	2700	5500
1914		260	450	800	2000	2700	5500
1914	Cameo	275	500	875	2500	4500	6500
1915		260	540	800	2000	3250	5500
1915	Cameo	275	600	875	2400	4500	-
1894-S	BM	450000	700000	850000	1000000	1350000	-

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