90% Silver Mercury Dime 50-Coin Roll XF

I've purchased 12 of these rolls over the last 5 years. I'm definitely sold on them. They're a nice compromise between buying 'Average Circulated' (too slick) and 'AU' (premium sky-high). I received my 12th roll today and I was delighted. While 45 of the 50 dimes were dated between 1941 and 1945, they had a nice selection of mint-marks. The other 5 dimes were date 1930, 1934, 1938, 1939, and 1940. All of these 5 were beautiful, and the 1934 was a spectacular BU condition. I can't guarantee what you'll get in your roll, but I am pleased and will keep on buying XF rolls of Mercs for as long as APMEX stocks them. Thanks APMEX!

I have put together two mostly complete circulated sets from "Junk" I have purchased over the years. All well circulated stuff that I had picked out the best ones to fill those. These were better than almost every other coin from those sets. I bought two rolls and got almost all the 40's some 30's and even a 29'. XF is an honest average grading.

Absolutely! Love, Mercury dimes I got mostly 40s with a few 30 sprinkled in condition was beautiful. Glad I went for the higher priced roll

Superb buy. Worth it to buy XF. most of these Dimes have never been circulated. majority are from the ‘40s but what do you expect to get a roll of uncirculated coins from the 20’s and 30’s? Be realistic. All and all a great buy.

I collect Mercs and out of the 50 coins I put 6 in my folder. All were P mint with 1 D, nothing earlier than 1940. I might try again…I don’t know

I almost sent away for an average circulation roll of the Mercury dimes, but opted for the XF roll instead, and I was not prepared for the excitement of sorting through 50 of these in the higher grades. I have a few rolls of these in the G-VF range, but it is a completely different ball game to go through a set of these in lustrous XF and AU, and how beautiful this coin is in sharpness and detail at XF. I expected a lot of 1942-1945 dates in the mix, but I was astonished as well that the roll covered 1928-1945, with a large number of Denver and San Francisco mints. Out of the 50, there were easily 14 of them that were in AU condition and they gleamed next to the others. This was an excellent value.

I bought 2 rolls of 50. In my judgement there were 4 coins in each roll that were sub-optimal to the XF grade. What compensated for that was that there were 6-8 coins in AU grade and at least 3 in each roll that would qualify as BU. I was surprised to find one Roosevelt dime (BU 1962) in a roll. Nevertheless, I'm completely satisfied and would more rolls of this product in XF condition. Overall, very good value for the money. All Mercs were dated from 1937 thru 1945; nice selection of mint marks. Thanks, APMEX!

Great Variety in this roll...... many AU's and mm's I still think that Mercury BU is the best way to go, if variety in the dates and mm's are allowed in the packing rooom

I'm attracted to the History and value, products is spot on in description, product in excellent condition worth the price

Coin all very common high mintage years 4 from pre-40 most from 42 - 45. I was hoping for more variety.