I also collected Mercs from circulation as a teenager in the 1950's and 60's and have them all in a Whitman album - minus the 16D and the 42/1. They are cherished memories of those years.
A few years ago I purchased the 16-D from a local collector. It's a lowly G4 but blends in nicely with the Mercs from circulation.
I don't consider myself a "certified Mercury dime collector" however I do have a certified type coin Mercury dime. The goal was an affordable high grade coin. I recently posted this in the coin grading section but here it is again! A 1940-d in MS67FB NGC/CAC.
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