Mercury Dimes

Unfortunately yes I have several weird neighbors. But one in particular. I had suspicion, but I am in need of new tires.
He always gets Mercuries in, but he gets rid of them so fast. He is very much first come first serve. He might if I ask. He sells all his junk silver just over spot. But like I said he usually has a lot of Au in there which has always surprised me. Good business I guess.

Intimidator - exactly one hundred dollars, I will offer you one hundred dollars for them.

148 merc's = $387.46 melt at the moment (there abouts)

At almost any coin show or coin dealer around me Mercury dimes sell for $3 each. Of course those would be what is known as just well worn, possibly no date, ordinary coins. Therefore 148 in Poor to Good condition would be about $444. Naturally in such bulk quantities the price could go down somewhat.
Although in such situations most have been well examined, it is amazing how many dealers don't know of the many small and large Mint Marks aside from the 45 Micro S. Also, many dealers don't know of all the rotated reverses which in Mercury dimes is common yet some with excessive rotations are well worth a few dollars more. And remember that 42D/41 is really difficult to notice.