The 1982 No P Roosevelt dime is one of the most famous mint mark errors in US coinage history. When the Philadelphia Mint began adding the P mint mark to dimes in 1980, one or more obverse dies were used without the mint mark being added. An estimated 10,000-35,000 examples were produced, making this a scarce and valuable error coin.
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Scan My CoinThe primary error: a 1982 Roosevelt dime missing the P mint mark that should appear on the obverse. This occurred because one or more dies were not punched with the new P mint mark.
How to check: Look at the obverse where the P mint mark should appear (above the date). If no mint mark is present on a 1982 dime, you have the valuable No P variety. Compare with a normal 1982-P for reference.
$50 - $300+No P dimes found with especially strong strikes and full torch band separation, commanding additional premiums.
How to check: After confirming the missing P, examine the torch on the reverse for fully separated horizontal bands.
$100 - $500Some No P specimens show die cracks, indicating the die saw extended use.
How to check: Look for raised lines running through the design on either side of the coin.
$75 - $350A 1982 No P Roosevelt dime is worth $50-$100 in circulated condition and $100-$300+ in uncirculated grades. PCGS or NGC certified examples command the highest premiums.
An estimated 10,000 to 35,000 were produced from the die(s) missing the P mint mark. While not extremely rare, they are scarce enough to be highly collectible and valuable.
Simply look at the obverse above the date. Normal 1982 Philadelphia dimes have a small P. If no mint mark is present (and it is not a D mint mark), you have the No P error. Upload a photo to ErrorHunt for instant verification.
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