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A crusty Merc; Dime resurrected!

Goldstrike

Well-known member
A short swing in the park this morning gave me a really crusty mercury dime. Maybe the most encrusted merc I have ever come across! To be honest I almost threw it away thinking it was a badly corroded zincoln and I'm glad I didn't! I could not read the date and gingerly started to clean it in a lemon bath. As soon as I was able to see the date (1942) without the over stamp that happened later that year, I was able to do a more rigorous cleaning. I think with an over stamp and depending on condition, it could have been worth a few hundred buckaroos! I also dug up the lump of lead with the nail in it that I think is used as some king of marker?.....not sure. The 'Forever' isn't silver but still cool! Happy hunting all.
 
Thanks guy's.
I'm not sure what jjourneyy22's post is all about but would highly recommend NOT clicking on the blue highlighted links. That looks like spam and sure to have virus's hidden there.
 
That Merc cleaned up beautifully. The nail might have been one that was used on "Tin" roofing back many years ago.
 
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