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Mercury Dime Acquisition

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 Posted 01/04/2015  10:33 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Shale to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Yeah roll searching... not for me... I understand some get into it, and you have to put in real time to get results, but I would prefer to spend time going through what I have now :P

MacMerc- I am working on the quality issue, if you check the grading forum you can see what I can do currently, ordered a small microscope after searching forums here, for detail pics, and possibly full pics since I'm mostly working with dimes... also ordering a new lens for my wife so she can take closer macro shots with her canon. Loupe + Iphone only gets you so far, especially since I havnt come up with a lighting option that works reliably.
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Loupe + Iphone only gets you so far, especially since I havnt come up with a lighting option that works reliably.


Good move ordering a USB microscope or a non-digital. 10,000 bullion mercs will be an awesome accomplishment. Silver spot is bound to rise in a decade or two and holding that much fractional junk will payoff IMO.
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 Posted 01/05/2015  9:31 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Shale to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I find it slightly interesting that the inflation matches up a bit on the newer dimes..

1945 1 dime cost .10
2015 1 1945 Mercury dime is worth ~ 1.15-1.50
Inflation of .10 in 1945 to 2015 is $1.31
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