The 1954-S Roosevelt Dime, produced at the San Francisco Mint, boasts a mintage of 22,860,000 pieces, positioning it as a common issue within its series. This coin represents the era's standard silver composition before the copper-nickel clad transition in 1965, designed by John R. Sinnock, with subtle yet enduring appeal. Meanwhile, the 2001-S Roosevelt Dime is a modern proof issue, struck in 90% silver specifically for collectors, reflecting the San Francisco Mint's reputation for producing superbly mirrored surfaces and sharp details. Both coins, housed in protective holders, present collectors with an opportunity to appreciate the eclipse of everyday silver dimes and the continuation of numismatic artistry in proof issues. These examples cater to those keen on completing a comprehensive Roosevelt Dime collection or enhancing a U.S. Mint issue-type set.