Congratulations! On the progress that you have achieved , through the sharing of your gift of knowledge as a Numismatist ! Live life well and enjoy yourself!
Thank you so much! My sweet grandmother never had much money; she worked at a factory. But she loved collecting coins and I just found them! She left a 1945 and a 1945S in amazing condition, with full split bands! Also a 1945D in decent condition. Woo hoo! Thank you for your informative video!! 🙏🏼💗
When you made this video You just hit 1,000 subs,,,, today you have 58,000 subscribers!!! Wow! Blue Your doing something right!! I like the way you are conservative with your accounts on worth, thx for keeping it real.
ive been watching your videos getting myself up to speed with the coins i have and you've helped out tremendously thank you. You mention that youd like feed back on the channel so heres my input. very informative and not a lot of extra dead space no need talk. What i do recommend is giving the audio a little love if you haven't already. i work with audio which tends to make my ears sensitive to certain frequencies and im sure the majority of people are as well. A quick and easy improvement is to tame the frequency in the 5000hz area. that is where the S's in the voice cut through. there area cheap if not free apps that work. cut the eq around 5000hz just until you dont hear the ssssss anymore or get a compressor to process that. the name of plugins that handle it for you is called a Dsser. thanks again.
Blueridge, you are knocking on the door to 3000 subs, & this video was done in march. You always have good stuff to talk about, You tell it like it is & you are not pulling anyone's leg while being honest. word gets out faster when we share your videos. Enough said, keep on keeping on, your awesome .
I watch your vids before anyone elses. You explain things well, and you dont dawdle, to the point, and i like it. Great job Sir! Please keep the knowledge train a rollin!
Awesome video brother ! ...... I'm 51 and I just started collecting . I've been setting my sights on extremely low mintages with COA's , and error coins . Now I'm going on a Mercury dime hunt ! ...... Thanks !
You are awesome Shawn 💞 thanks for the info I have some of these in my dad's blue books that have been uncirculated for years. I am going to have them checked out thanks once again
Thank you for your information on these mercury dimes. "I had 'no' knowledge at all until I viewed your #3 video." My friend had me view his 1945 'mint' condition and I will be checking the Full Split Bands tomorrow for him. "He may have a winner!" Thanks for the educational insight. Jim.
hey Blue Ridge you came a long way man I see a comment that I left you 4 months ago I've been watching your page Faithfully since I started on TH-cam and you're at 19000 Subs congratulations buddy you deserve it you do a lot of work for the community and I want to thank you.
I have a 1935 Mercury Dime. How much is it worth? The year is a little hard to see and the wings are kind of worn, but the details are still there. How do I get a true market value?
Hey there. After watching this video a week or so back, I went to a coin show and bought a roll of mercury dimes for $50. Surprisingly all but 5 in the tube are in AU condition. The only wear on them is of course the middle band on the back. Would any of these be worth anything without FSB? If so, could you let me know years and mint marks to look for?
Only coins from mint sets grade high because they are struck with higher pressures and the dies are cleaned and replaced more often. Regular circulation strikes are generally ms 60. I just don't want people to be mislead into thinking if they buy a roll or bag of mercury dimes, especially if they have been circulated will ever grade better than ms60. Thanks enjoyed your video.
I have a small package just like you was show on the video can I put my coin in there and send it to pcgs? and thank a lot for try to explained everything about the coin.
Picked up 2 MERS at my local coin shop the other day for melt ($2 each) One of them was a almost uncirculated 1926s 🤯 I am pretty sure now need to get it graded !?
just watched this video...awesome that you were thanking people for hitting 1K subs...5 years later your at 43K and growing. You are 1 of the 1st 2 I subbed too (cant remember which 1 you were). Congrats on your success and GL on your road to 50K.
Was wondering if you could do a teaching about how to sell your coin once you've determined it's valuable -- the steps you take to turn your valuable coin into cash. Thank you very much!
BlueRidgeSilverhound, I love your videos. I love the information and I wont ever think of you as competition. I will think of you as Mentor. Thanks for all the great knowledge and insite. You're the best. I am new to this hobby. My kids graduated highschool this year and I will be all alone with my husband after the birdies fly away. This is something my husband and I can do together and who knows.... We might find a real hidden treasure to sock away for future grand kids.
Thank for a great information you gave us, I would like to know too if where I can really go to check and grade my coins to PCGS or Numismatic because right now I got interested to collecting a coins .. Thank you 😊😇
What do I do with my error dimes? I stack silver. I was thinking about getting coins graded. I have errors on years not noted, does that increase the value. I believe 1 is going to be worth stupid $$$. I found a year with errors no1 is noticing. I guess I'll keep buying them up.
haha...I pulled coins from mint sets that looked like they were whizzed....good luck relisting the coins over and over and over on feebay to get that ultimate price
I have a 1936 mercury dome with a die crack on obverse and also has full bands , on the reverse it looks like there is some doubling on the m and c of America. Looks like it should grade out about a 65, can you tell me if you have found any errors on this year.
Dear BlueRidgeSilverhound! I have some actually a few 1958 Lincoln- same of probably 68+ or better and the way I see it is definitely a double die...what should I do to not loose it or some people - who knows - take advantage of the opportunity and I could separated from the real opportunity! Tanks if you have some time to this and make your opinion Sincerely William Jakab
I have a 1945 Mercury Dime in pretty good condition but smooth faded just a bit. You can still see most the details though. How much do you think I could get for that?
Hi. I just founf a 1945 dime in my change bucket. I thought it was another country's coin. I was about to throw it out when the color cought my attention. Love the vid. Although I have no idea what most of the stuff means, I am super interested in finding out if it's worth something.
I have a 1942d Mercury Dime and on the reverse side. It has a circular double ring that is engraved into the coin which is in the upper part in the facees which encircles around the middle split band. I have searched and searched trying to find a similar one but with no success. It appears it was etched during the dieing process. I does not appear that it was done after it was in circulation. Have you ever heard or seen a dime with this error?
my name is Brandon and I have been collecting coins for about two years now and my wife came home from work from her restaurant and gave me 2 rolls of mercury dimes, and I didn't have any clue what they were worth, or any of my coins for that matter because I was not looking them up and I don't know whether or not to believe anyone on u-tube cause I know that some people are saying stuff about them that is not true, I am not sure what or who to believe, and I have been watching your videos for a few days now and I have caught myself writing things down to see if I have the stuff that you are talking about! me and my family are not wealthy and living in a 45year old trailer home that is falling apart on us every day and I dream about getting us out of hear, but I have lost my job and my son just broke his arm recently so it just seems more and more far fetched these days! anyway I'm sorry for carrying on but just wanted to thank you for your videos and asking you to keep it up and if I could support you on your site at all I would just let me know! Thanks again for your time and consideration!
Going through my late Dad's stash of old Morgans. Some are nice and almost mint. The 2017 red book says some have the right mint marks and (could be) worth 5-figures. Where do I start? Get them graded? Coin shops here scoff and offer $35 bucks a piece. Mom's in an alzheimer's unit and need all the cash we can get for her.
Well there are grades to coins. Your coin may be worth thousands if it is in great condition. Try using a reddit to get an idea if you are sitting on gold. You can send your coins to be typed and graded meaning they will tell you the coins year, mint mark, variant, and the quality of the coin. This can cost 20-30 dollars so you may want to assure that your coins are worth or could be worth thousands before investing. The cost of buying a silver dollar is cheaper then grading it in some circumstances.
Also given he is willing to give you 35$ you have a coin of some value. Try searching your coin on ebay and search the already sold listings for that coin.
I am only 13 years old and I have no idea what you said in this video but it sounded smart... I have one of these "mercury dimes" from 1916, how much money could it possibly be worth??
Well is the coin in good quality and what is the mint mark on the coin. You also need to decide if there are errors, like when the coin press messes up. Also you need to assure the variant of the coin you have.
Thank you for the video! I enjoyed the information. I checked out the red book on mercury dimes and it did not list any values for full split bands. I use to collect buffalo nickels and had a nice collection of key dates and semi-key dates all graded by either PCGS or NGC in high grades except for the 18/17 was in Vf-20 and I did not own the double-die16 unfortunately. Sold the collection to buy a second home. Home went down in value and coins doubled in value oh well know better next te!
Very interesting video, I am more of a Canadian coin collector but always looking to learn new numismatic information. Great channel and I look forward to learning more from you :) Cheers
hey bud I have a 1936 FSB Mercury dime... and a tiny coin that has a six star with the shield in there and it says United States of America on the front and on the back it has C with three lines inside do you know that is help please thank you
I found a full band 1920S metal detecting. It was deep, 2 inches or so. But it has no scratches or dents or dings. It seemed like it was waiting for me to find it. I like finding treasure like that. Do you think this coin would be worth sending to the grading institute you have mentioned? I've also found 2 Barber dimes. They are 1911S and 1915S and I would like your professional opinion on them as well. I like your Utube channel. You have some good info. And I appreciate you sharing that. Thank you...PD
Hey, I'm a professional too!!...and this dime is REALLY worth $138,000,... because I said so,....and THAT's my PROFESSIONAL Opinion!!Go get it graded,...it'll be worth MORE!!!!
I have one of every year in a little silver box that seems like it was made just for them it's kinda weird. I will have to go home and see if any of them are like this.
Hope you dont mind,but i have another question. Is there a reason 1916 is not on your list there were less 1916 made than the1918d. The 1918d is on the list and the1916 is not. Is there more to it than mintage ? If so whats the deal ?. Thanks again,Scott
Scott Saleff it's a 1916D that's worth the money not the 1916 P unless it grades a 69 or a 70 from PCGS or NGC.its all about what the coin grades.70 is the highest a coin will grade.
I have a 1945 s Mercury dime how do I find out if its worth anything above the silver content ? the bands on the obverse side are kind of smooth but there are clearly three bands.
I have a coworker who claims to have a 1944 dime with the "full bands" .. would this be worth anything? He also has quite a few wheat pennies, .. one is a 1918, I believe
Abby Budny Yes!!! But to determine a solid estimate 1st a photo then I can tell you what to do, to get what's is really worth.. you might be surprised & have a Superb Gem or Perhaps A error specimen: (Unknown!!!) Will be over 5 figures. Hope that helps.. 'n Good luck. Here's my email: at you will* Lifebythedrop@aol.com
Hi BlueRidgeSilverhound. I would appreciate your input. I know what I should know about it already. But watching your video I think you may have some good info: I own a 1968 NO S mint mark Roosevelt DIME (yep. That one you probably are thinking of). so.....any "observations" you may give me? Thanks in advance. see you around ; ) . PS: good Channel!
You're just an ocean of knowledge. I bet your helpers love being around you. Don't know how you kids do it.
Congratulations! On the progress that you have achieved , through the sharing of your gift of knowledge as a Numismatist !
Live life well and enjoy yourself!
Thank you so much! My sweet grandmother never had much money; she worked at a factory. But she loved collecting coins and I just found them! She left a 1945 and a 1945S in amazing condition, with full split bands! Also a 1945D in decent condition. Woo hoo! Thank you for your informative video!! 🙏🏼💗
When you made this video You just hit 1,000 subs,,,, today you have 58,000 subscribers!!! Wow! Blue Your doing something right!! I like the way you are conservative with your accounts on worth, thx for keeping it real.
been collect coins for over 32 years and I just seen your video now you've got me rushing to my coins. Mercury dimes were my favorite/ barbers
YOU da man.... I watch your video's over and over. Thanks. You have a good vocabulary too.
ive been watching your videos getting myself up to speed with the coins i have and you've helped out tremendously thank you.
You mention that youd like feed back on the channel so heres my input.
very informative and not a lot of extra dead space no need talk.
What i do recommend is giving the audio a little love if you haven't already. i work with audio which tends to make my ears sensitive to certain frequencies and im sure the majority of people are as well. A quick and easy improvement is to tame the frequency in the 5000hz area. that is where the S's in the voice cut through. there area cheap if not free apps that work. cut the eq around 5000hz just until you dont hear the ssssss anymore or get a compressor to process that. the name of plugins that handle it for you is called a Dsser.
thanks again.
Blueridge, you are knocking on the door to 3000 subs, & this video was done in march. You always have good stuff to talk about, You tell it like it is & you are not pulling anyone's leg while being honest. word gets out faster when we share your videos. Enough said, keep on keeping on, your awesome .
Thanks for the info. It is always a pleasure to find someone who shares knowledge.
You were one of my first subs a couple years ago. You are the man! Thanks for all the videos and the great info!
I watch your vids before anyone elses. You explain things well, and you dont dawdle, to the point, and i like it. Great job Sir! Please keep the knowledge train a rollin!
Awesome video brother ! ...... I'm 51 and I just started collecting . I've been setting my sights on extremely low mintages with COA's , and error coins . Now I'm going on a Mercury dime hunt ! ...... Thanks !
You are awesome Shawn 💞 thanks for the info I have some of these in my dad's blue books that have been uncirculated for years. I am going to have them checked out thanks once again
Thanks for getting this information out there.
Clear and informative vid.
Cheers Y'all!
Thank you so much for your amazing knowledge. I am learning all I know primarily from your channel.
Thank you for your information on these mercury dimes. "I had 'no' knowledge at all until I viewed your #3 video." My friend had me view his 1945 'mint' condition and I will be checking the Full Split Bands tomorrow for him. "He may have a winner!" Thanks for the educational insight. Jim.
I found a 1916-D mercury dime, but them, my sister used it as change for a pack of gum! She still owes me 10G.
Should have locked that thing up! lol
Allen Lichner With a car.
i wouldnt even care for the consequences, i would *Comment Removed*
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Beautiful coin..I have several variety of these coins. I love these! Hope I have the dates mentioned.
hey Blue Ridge you came a long way man I see a comment that I left you 4 months ago I've been watching your page Faithfully since I started on TH-cam and you're at 19000 Subs congratulations buddy you deserve it you do a lot of work for the community and I want to thank you.
I have a 1935 Mercury Dime. How much is it worth? The year is a little hard to see and the wings are kind of worn, but the details are still there. How do I get a true market value?
Hi, I found a 1908 dime, it is pretty well worn, but still legible. Is it worth anything?
Should you buy common merc dates with full bands? What would be a good price for a common FSB merc?
loads of these key date coins selling on ebay today for a few bucks. most expensive listing I found was a couple hundred dollars with zero bids.
Thank you for your information and it’s really big help
Hey there. After watching this video a week or so back, I went to a coin show and bought a roll of mercury dimes for $50. Surprisingly all but 5 in the tube are in AU condition. The only wear on them is of course the middle band on the back. Would any of these be worth anything without FSB? If so, could you let me know years and mint marks to look for?
I just bought an uncirculated 1945S Dime. Where do I go to see how much it's worth?
Lol "go get you some" !!
Quote of the century
Thanks for all of your educational videos BRSH
Only coins from mint sets grade high because they are struck with higher pressures and the dies are cleaned and replaced more often. Regular circulation strikes are generally ms 60. I just don't want people to be mislead into thinking if they buy a roll or bag of mercury dimes, especially if they have been circulated will ever grade better than ms60. Thanks enjoyed your video.
Thanks for your reply, Ok that explains 1916 not being on the list. I have to eat now !
I will get back to you.
Regards,Scott
Awesome information!!! Thank you, my favorite channel!
I have a small package just like you was show on the video can I put my coin in there and send it to pcgs? and thank a lot for try to explained everything about the coin.
I wish someone would show up close the difference between FSB and not. Are full split bands an error or the coin at it's best?
Picked up 2 MERS at my local coin shop the other day for melt ($2 each)
One of them was a almost uncirculated 1926s 🤯
I am pretty sure now need to get it graded !?
just watched this video...awesome that you were thanking people for hitting 1K subs...5 years later your at 43K and growing. You are 1 of the 1st 2 I subbed too (cant remember which 1 you were). Congrats on your success and GL on your road to 50K.
Well he's been dead for almost 2 years now...
exciting information! Thanks, I'll go through my coin collection.
Was wondering if you could do a teaching about how to sell your coin once you've determined it's valuable -- the steps you take to turn your valuable coin into cash. Thank you very much!
I've got at least a dozen coins to be graded who do you suggest to go to for the best and cheapest dealer
You earned it" my friend Thank You Shawn
I have two 1943d on card board with grade 65/65 f.s.b. and all so doubled date and bridge of the nose so is this date a good one
BlueRidgeSilverhound, I love your videos. I love the information and I wont ever think of you as competition. I will think of you as Mentor. Thanks for all the great knowledge and insite. You're the best. I am new to this hobby. My kids graduated highschool this year and I will be all alone with my husband after the birdies fly away. This is something my husband and I can do together and who knows.... We might find a real hidden treasure to sock away for future grand kids.
found a 1929 mercury dime D/S mint mark. very curious about its value? love your videos. Thank you very much!
You are one amazing collector and presenter.
Thank for a great information you gave us, I would like to know too if where I can really go to check and grade my coins to PCGS or Numismatic because right now I got interested to collecting a coins .. Thank you 😊😇
Thank you!
I have been collecting coins for a long time .I concentrated on error coins. I have some very interesting error.s. Where can I sell them?
Love Mercury FBL dimes. 👍
Great info blueridge, thanks for always teaching me!
What do I do with my error dimes? I stack silver. I was thinking about getting coins graded. I have errors on years not noted, does that increase the value. I believe 1 is going to be worth stupid $$$. I found a year with errors no1 is noticing. I guess I'll keep buying them up.
haha...I pulled coins from mint sets that looked like they were whizzed....good luck relisting the coins over and over and over on feebay to get that ultimate price
I've enjoyed this presentation and learned some valuable facts.
Thanks a bunch...Good Fortune To You.
I have a 1936 mercury dome with a die crack on obverse and also has full bands , on the reverse it looks like there is some doubling on the m and c of America. Looks like it should grade out about a 65, can you tell me if you have found any errors on this year.
Dear BlueRidgeSilverhound!
I have some actually a few 1958 Lincoln- same of probably 68+ or better and the way I see it is definitely a double die...what should I do to not loose it or
some people - who knows - take advantage of the opportunity and I could separated from the real opportunity! Tanks if you have some time to this and make your opinion
Sincerely
William Jakab
GREAT GREAT VIDEO. THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR RESEARCH AND PASSION. . PEACE!!!!!!!
I have a 1945 Mercury Dime in pretty good condition but smooth faded just a bit. You can still see most the details though. How much do you think I could get for that?
Hi. I just founf a 1945 dime in my change bucket. I thought it was another country's coin. I was about to throw it out when the color cought my attention. Love the vid. Although I have no idea what most of the stuff means, I am super interested in finding out if it's worth something.
Well I have something to look forward to. I have an unc roll of mercs I bought over 20 years ago. Now where did i put that roll.......
I have a 1942d Mercury Dime and on the reverse side. It has a circular double ring that is engraved into the coin which is in the upper part in the facees which encircles around the middle split band. I have searched and searched trying to find a similar one but with no success. It appears it was etched during the dieing process. I does not appear that it was done after it was in circulation. Have you ever heard or seen a dime with this error?
I am a collector and I have one of those. But my question is what is exactly a full split bands.
FANTASTIC SHOW, YES !!!
I got 1945D full bands my is Bobby douglas
my name is Brandon and I have been collecting coins for about two years now and my wife came home from work from her restaurant and gave me 2 rolls of mercury dimes, and I didn't have any clue what they were worth, or any of my coins for that matter because I was not looking them up and I don't know whether or not to believe anyone on u-tube cause I know that some people are saying stuff about them that is not true, I am not sure what or who to believe, and I have been watching your videos for a few days now and I have caught myself writing things down to see if I have the stuff that you are talking about! me and my family are not wealthy and living in a 45year old trailer home that is falling apart on us every day and I dream about getting us out of hear, but I have lost my job and my son just broke his arm recently so it just seems more and more far fetched these days! anyway I'm sorry for carrying on but just wanted to thank you for your videos and asking you to keep it up and if I could support you on your site at all I would just let me know! Thanks again for your time and consideration!
Going through my late Dad's stash of old Morgans. Some are nice and almost mint. The 2017 red book says some have the right mint marks and (could be) worth 5-figures. Where do I start? Get them graded? Coin shops here scoff and offer $35 bucks a piece. Mom's in an alzheimer's unit and need all the cash we can get for her.
Well there are grades to coins. Your coin may be worth thousands if it is in great condition. Try using a reddit to get an idea if you are sitting on gold. You can send your coins to be typed and graded meaning they will tell you the coins year, mint mark, variant, and the quality of the coin. This can cost 20-30 dollars so you may want to assure that your coins are worth or could be worth thousands before investing. The cost of buying a silver dollar is cheaper then grading it in some circumstances.
Also given he is willing to give you 35$ you have a coin of some value. Try searching your coin on ebay and search the already sold listings for that coin.
Thanks for educating me on the subject.
so is it worth my time to o through a $100 bag of mostly mercury dimes?
or quarters.
for that mater.. you seem to know a lot..
I am only 13 years old and I have no idea what you said in this video but it sounded smart... I have one of these "mercury dimes" from 1916, how much money could it possibly be worth??
Well is the coin in good quality and what is the mint mark on the coin. You also need to decide if there are errors, like when the coin press messes up. Also you need to assure the variant of the coin you have.
Thank you for the video! I enjoyed the information. I checked out the red book on mercury dimes and it did not list any values for full split bands. I use to collect buffalo nickels and had a nice collection of key dates and semi-key dates all graded by either PCGS or NGC in high grades except for the 18/17 was in Vf-20 and I did not own the double-die16 unfortunately. Sold the collection to buy a second home. Home went down in value and coins doubled in value oh well know better next te!
I have three of these in my dad's book !!!
ty for allll ur help , u r super fab
Thank dude. You are a dig help. Coinciding with my resurgent numismatic activity. Keep it up! A new subscriber.
Peace.
Like your videos I'm just getting started, its addictive. Got any pointers on how I can turn a quick profit ?
Very interesting video, I am more of a Canadian coin collector but always looking to learn new numismatic information. Great channel and I look forward to learning more from you :)
Cheers
Thanks Brother I got a wedding to pay for in October so every dime counts LOL..
I have those coins I love coin collecting.
I have a 41' , 43' and a 44'.....are they worth anything?
Where have I been? Thanks for the FSB info!
hey bud I have a 1936 FSB Mercury dime... and a tiny coin that has a six star with the shield in there and it says United States of America on the front and on the back it has C with three lines inside do you know that is help please thank you
I found a full band 1920S metal detecting. It was deep, 2 inches or so. But it has no scratches or dents or dings. It seemed like it was waiting for me to find it. I like finding treasure like that.
Do you think this coin would be worth sending to the grading institute you have mentioned? I've also found 2 Barber dimes. They are 1911S and 1915S and I would like your professional opinion on them as well.
I like your Utube channel. You have some good info. And I appreciate you sharing that. Thank you...PD
Hey, I'm a professional too!!...and this dime is REALLY worth $138,000,... because I said so,....and THAT's my PROFESSIONAL Opinion!!Go get it graded,...it'll be worth MORE!!!!
vary vary cool! now i have to go through my coins thanks for the info!!!!
I have 32 1945 split bands. how do I know if they are worth anything
I have one of every year in a little silver box that seems like it was made just for them it's kinda weird. I will have to go home and see if any of them are like this.
Im not sure if you said in the video, but how do you know when a coin is FSB
video was awesome I've always loved Mercury dimes
I have 1939 dime. how do I know how much is worth? thanks please let me know. thanks
Hope you dont mind,but i have another question. Is there a reason 1916 is not on your list there were less 1916 made than the1918d. The 1918d is on the list and the1916 is not. Is there more to it than mintage ? If so whats the deal ?.
Thanks again,Scott
several 1916d? I'm sure you got a few fakes then, can't find your merc collection...
Scott Saleff it's a 1916D that's worth the money not the 1916 P unless it grades a 69 or a 70 from PCGS or NGC.its all about what the coin grades.70 is the highest a coin will grade.
I have mercury dime(s) 1942 and sacagawea. How much is the value and how can i sell this coin?
Joy Guibonen Sacajawea is worth 1$ and the mercury in average condition is about 3 dollars
I also have a 1914, the face is looking to the right. I haven't really heard anything before 1915, what do you think?
1914 is a Barber Dime with an image of Cesar on it.
Give to Cesar what is Cesar's, Give to God what is God's.
Show Me a Penny^!!^
I have over a 100 silver dimes to go through, I don't want to miss one that's worth alot!
How can I talk with u
Did you have that 1945D graded? Curious what MS it is.
I have a whole box of these dimes with multiple years where would be the best place I go to find a value
A good coin shop. google some reviews on the store before you go in so you don't get scammed
hey after seeing your video I started looking at what I have and the 45 s
I have a 1945 s Mercury dime how do I find out if its worth anything above the silver content ?
the bands on the obverse side are kind of smooth but there are clearly three bands.
So where would you go about finding a $15 mercury dime if they are selling for $1000-)100,000? Where's a good place to look?
I have a 1935merica dime
I have a 1953 left penny
And a brown 1991dime
Is anyone of these worth saving or do they have any value to them
What is a left penny? And by merica dime do you mean Mercury dime?
I've collected for years. I agree with Ethan. even with split bands it wouldn't be worth thousands of dollars.
Are the 1917 dimes worth anything?
Just found a 1916 d merc yesterday! Poor shape though.. But still my best yet!
I have a coworker who claims to have a 1944 dime with the "full bands" .. would this be worth anything? He also has quite a few wheat pennies, .. one is a 1918, I believe
Abby Budny
Yes!!! But to determine a solid estimate 1st a photo then I can tell you what to do, to get what's is really worth.. you might be surprised & have a Superb Gem or Perhaps A error specimen: (Unknown!!!) Will be over 5 figures. Hope that helps.. 'n Good luck.
Here's my email: at you will*
Lifebythedrop@aol.com
Abby Budny .
Hi BlueRidgeSilverhound.
I would appreciate your input.
I know what I should know about it already.
But watching your video I think you may have some good info: I own a 1968 NO S mint mark Roosevelt DIME (yep. That one you probably are thinking of). so.....any "observations" you may give me? Thanks in advance. see you around ; ) .
PS: good Channel!
I have a 1945 dime looks loke it's silver where can I go to get it graded?
very good job
Thank You for this information