5 silver (90%) Roosevelt dimes, 1946-57, grp G, problem free, actual coins, not junk silver. Dates include, 1946, 47, 51, 52, 57, all Philly mints (no mint mark). These coins  should grade in the range of fine to fine+ except for the 1946 which should grade good, problem free condition with no evidence of cleaning or polishing (may have slight to moderate tarnish), but look at the pics and decide for yourself. Full 4 digit dates and easily read mint marks (in this case no mint mark), The coins you see are the coins that you receive as I don't use stock photos.  Current silver melt value for a 90% silver dime averages $4.50 each, as of 7/4/26, or about $22.50 for the lot of 5. Add another 10-75% for collector value, depending on condition & scarcity.  Bidding starts at $19.95 for the lot of 5, which is about 15% below silver melt value. I also have several other small lots of silver Roosevelts for sale. 

Small denomination silver is a great investment, especially in cases of natural disasters, emergencies, and of course the emerging AI boom, as it is widely used in computer mother boards, etc. Silver is more easily traded for smaller ticket items compared to gold as the melt value of gold ranges from about $275 for a $1 dollar gold piece to $4000 for a 20 dollar US gold piece