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How many different micro s years are there? I've only seen the 1945 micro s listed a few times, got one in a lot I bought from a hobbyist that was getting out of the hobby. But going through my other s mercs, I could swear I've seen others. Of course, my eyes aren't that hot lol Have any of you noticed, or researched this? Thanks again for all your help!
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 Posted 05/05/2008  07:14 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add amac44 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
you have small large mint mark 28-S/s 1924-S LG is the rares 1941-S/S there a few more that I have to look up
this not a Variety but its a Hard one to get!

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 Posted 05/07/2008  07:49 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add TreasHunt to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
John:
There may be other dates, but it would only matter if other sizes were also used that year.

Recently, in the last year or so, I wrote to Coin World about a large/small mintmark for the 1916 S Merc.

(yes, it is there, and very clear once you compare them).

They subsequently listed the variety with someone else's name.

Now (I believe) in CherryPickers Guide.
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1928S - two varieties
1934D - two varieties
1941S-1944S - two varieties
1945S - three varieties
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 Posted 05/07/2008  09:26 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add JohnAP to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Thanks everyone! I guess my collection isn't as complete as I thought.....only the album! It's a Whitman 9413, which originally started off it's life as somebody else's'. Currently only missing the 1916 D and the 1942 42/1.
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I'm looking for that '16 D myself.......probably will for a long long time !....
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eaglefoot....I'm seriously looking into the certified AG - VG range ones. I've seen them listed for ONLY $825 and up! Saw one I'd love to have, PCGS graded MS65FB.... for a mere $45,900.00! I'll post the link to it if I can?
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With over 3,000 Mercury dimes I would say there are numerous other dates with small and large Mint Marks. The only with a slot in my albums is the 45 Micro S but there are many, many more. And those Mint marks are all over the place in location too. I've got some so jammed into the E I can't figure out how they did it. Some ar turned in all directions also. I find about 20% or more of all Mercury dimes have a rotated reverse to some degree also. Always planning on making a display board with the reverses in left rotated to right with small to large degrees.
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Hmmm, I knew about the 2 varieties of "s" for the 1945, but not the 3rd. Is there any posted comparison or other reference? Is it in the 2nd Cherrypicker?

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I just picked up a 1941S large in EF for $1.75 plus freight on ebay last week. Some one broke up a set and sold it individually and lucky for me nobody noticed the "S". One of my very few good buys, usually get hammered! nlp
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I didnt realize there are so many varieties.
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I have a question regarding the mercs but didn't want to start a new thread. Is the 1923 hard to find in EF, AU grade?
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Quote: "I have a question regarding the mercs but didn't want to start a new thread. Is the 1923 hard to find in EF, AU grade?"

They must be difficult in higher grade. I have 11 of them and the best is VF20. They are all in sets and not for sale individually. nlp
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Hey JohnAP, I have a complete set ranging from AG03-MS64. Most are obtainable in several different grade levels. The 16-D I would suggest buying certified by PCGS,NGC,or ANACS. There are so many shady people out there. I would trust no one buying this coin raw. Just my opinion. Mine is a PCGS AG03. Terrific long term investment coin. Mine has already gone up $400 since purchasing it.
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 Posted 05/30/2008  11:59 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add mfry to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I got a nice 1940S toned Mercury dime as a bonus when I bought a 1926S Buffalo nickel on ebay. The seller was really nice and the coins are beautiful. Wish I could post them, but I haven't posted 50 times yet. Sorry. Maybe you can get there through this:

http://s290.photobucket.com/albums/...3/epipsyche/
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Here you go mfry. Now they are in the thread!


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