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Here are full details in the coin shown in the image — a 1952 Roosevelt Silver Dime:
Full Details of the 1952 Roosevelt Dime

Coin Name

United States Roosevelt Dime (1952 Issue)
Country

United States of America

Denomination

One Dime (10 cents)

Year of Minting

1952

5Metal Composition

90% Silver
10% Copper
This makes the coin part of the U.S. pre-1965 silver coinage, which contains real silver.
Weight

2.5 grams

Diameter

17.9 mm

Thickness

1.35 mm

Edge
Reeded (grooved edge)
Obverse (Front) Details
Shows the portrait of Franklin D. Roosevelt, the 32nd President of the United States.
Text includes:
LIBERTY
IN GOD WE TRUST
The date: 1952
The mintmark (if any) appears near the bottom, next to the torch on the reverse.
Roosevelt was chosen for the dime because of his leadership and his work against polio, represented by the March of Dimes foundation.
Reverse (Back) Details

The reverse features:

A torch in the center, symbolizing freedom.

An olive branch on the left, symbolizing peace.
An oak branch on the right, symbolizing strength.
Inscriptions include:
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
E • PLURIBUS • UNUM (Latin: “Out of many, one”)

ONE DIME
Mintmarks

Your coin appears to have a “D” mintmark (visible on the reverse), meaning it was minted at the:

Denver Mint

Other possible mintmarks for 1952:

No Mintmark – Philadelphia

S – San Francisco

Historical Background

The Roosevelt dime was introduced in 1946, the year after Franklin D. Roosevelt died. Before this, the U.S. used the Mercury dime design. The Roosevelt dime design continues to be used today.

The 1952 silver dime is part of the classic U.S. silver era before silver coins were discontinued in 1965 due to rising silver prices.
Collectible Value (General Idea)

Value depends on condition:

Circulated condition (like your coin):
$2 – $4 USD (mainly for silver value)

Uncirculated examples:
$10 – $40+

Proof or high-grade coins:
Can be much higher.