The 1964 Roosevelt Dime NGC PF68 Pointed 9 is a stunning and rare collectible for silver coin enthusiasts, particularly prized for its unique date variety. This dime features the distinctive “pointed 9” in the date, an error variety that occurred early in 1964 production before the mint switched to the more common “blunt 9.” Only about 2 million proof coins with this pointed 9 were made, making it much scarcer than the standard variety. Graded Proof 68 by NGC, this coin showcases exceptional preservation with sharp strike details and beautifully reflective surfaces typical of proof coins. The deep cameo finish, along with the high grade, elevates its appeal significantly, offering both aesthetic beauty and numismatic value. It’s an outstanding example of the last year the U.S. Mint produced dimes in 90% silver before transitioning to clad coinage in 1965. This rare variety is highly sought after by collectors and investors alike for its combination of rarity, condition, and historical significance as part of the Roosevelt series. As a silver coin, it also carries intrinsic metal value, adding to its desirability. Owning this 1964 Roosevelt Dime with the Pointed 9 variety in such brilliant condition means securing a rare piece of American minting history, a tangible link to the final pure silver dimes, and a centerpiece for any advanced collection. It is truly an amazing find for anyone passionate about rare U.S. coinage.