How much is 1936 mercury head dime worth?

The value of a 1936 Mercury head dime depends on its condition and grade. Here's a rough estimate of its worth based on the Sheldon grading scale:

Good (G-4): $1.50 - $2.50

Fine (F-12): $3 - $5

Very Fine (VF-20): $6 - $8

Extremely Fine (XF-40): $12 - $18

About Uncirculated (AU-50): $20 - $30

Uncirculated (MS-60): $35 - $50

Uncirculated (MS-65): $60 - $80

Uncirculated (MS-70): $100+

Please note that these values are just estimates and the actual value of the dime may vary based on factors such as the specific mint mark, market conditions, and coin certification. It's always best to consult a professional coin dealer or numismatist for an accurate appraisal of the coin's value.

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