Collectible coins, specifically U.S. dimes, include various types produced by the United States Mint. The 10c roll typically refers to a roll of ten-cent coins, which can feature different designs and mint years. The 1964 dime, made of 90% silver, is particularly sought after by collectors due to its silver content and historical significance, as it was the last year dimes were minted using this composition. Collectors often seek to acquire entire rolls as investment pieces or for building sets.

Item Denomination Series Year Mint
1964 10c Roll 50 Coins 10c Roll Dimes 1964 Philadelphia
1964 10c Roll 50 Coins 10c Roll Dimes 1964 Phildelphia
1964-D 10c Roll 50 Coins 10c Roll Dimes 1964 Denver