The coin in question is a 1963 Roosevelt Dime, a ten-cent piece from the United States, specifically minted at the Philadelphia Mint, indicated by its "P" mint mark. It belongs to the Roosevelt Dimes series, which honors President Franklin D. Roosevelt. This dime has a diameter of 17.9 millimeters and a weight of 2.5 grams, typical for standard dimes issued in this era. It is made of silver, contributing to its value beyond mere face value. The coin is a product of a mint strike, ensuring a sharp and detailed appearance, which is important for collectors. With a total mintage of approximately 123,650,000 coins for this year, the 1963 Roosevelt Dime is relatively common in circulation. However, its condition and specific characteristics can impact its collectibility and value among numismatists. This coin represents a piece of American history, reflecting both the monetary system of the time and the legacy of Roosevelt himself.
