The Draped Bust Dime adopted a large eagle reverse in 1798, replacing a smaller eagle criticized as weak and timid.

The Draped Bust Large Eagle Dime remained in production until 1807. As is normal for early US silver coins, there really aren’t many in existence today. All authentic examples are worth hundreds of dollars at a minimum.

How much? The table at the bottom of this page shows numismatic coin values for all dates of the Draped Bust Large Eagle Dime, from those with very heavy wear (FAIR) to like new uncirculated (MS-60).

The Draped Bust Dime coin values report was provided to us courtesy of the NumisMaster Coin Values website. Using the tools on their website, collectors can research selling prices of coins and currencies from around the world. The NumisMaster Coin Price Guide is the key to unlocking international value trends.

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Draped Bust Dime Large Eagle Specifications
Diameter:	Weight:	Minted:	Composition:	Designer	Edge:
approx 19.0 mm	2.70 g	1798-1807	.1076 Cu .8924 Ag	Robert Scot	Reeded
Coin Photos courtesy of Ira & Larry Goldberg Coins & Collectibles, Inc., Beverly Hills, CA