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That's how many silver Roosevelt dimes (1946 - 1964) would still be left in circulation if 99.9% of them have already been found and/or melted.
Six million, six hundred and fifteen thousand, four hundred and fifty five.
So when someone tells me "why are you searching for silver dimes when 99.9% of them have been found/melted already," I will say "great, then there are still 6.6 million left for me to find."
Get after those dimes my friends.
HH
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Six million, six hundred and fifteen thousand, four hundred and fifty five.
So when someone tells me "why are you searching for silver dimes when 99.9% of them have been found/melted already," I will say "great, then there are still 6.6 million left for me to find."
Get after those dimes my friends.
HH
Nick
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I don't know for sure either, my numbers are purely based on my own calculations using my search results over a number of years. Basically a good guestimate.








