Collectible coins include various types and denominations, often sought after by numismatists for their historical, aesthetic, or intrinsic value. In the United States, dimes (10 cents) are a popular denomination, with specific years like 1945 featuring the Mercury dime design, minted in Philadelphia. A 10c roll refers to a collection of ten-cent coins, often preserved in bulk for their potential rarity and condition, making them appealing to collectors. The 1945 Philadelphia Mint produced a large number of dimes, yet certain variations or grades may enhance their value in the collectible market.

Item Denomination Series Year Mint
1945 10c Roll 50 Coins 10c Roll Dimes 1945 Philadelphia