What do you think of my Mercury Dime that is coming Next Week?

Hmmmmm. Any Potential on this one? If I dip it and get the Crude and film off will it turn "Blue" ?
Ken
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Hmmmmm. Any Potential on this one? If I dip it and get the Crude and film off will it turn "Blue" ?
Ken
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Yikes Ken.Was that a fire sale.
Ummm..... just a tad too dark for my personal taste. Needs a good dip and a little tooling on the Bands to make them look like FB.
- Jim
For 10 bucks I had to look at this one. Could lose 84% on it.
Ken
I'm old and crusty and it's easily worth the $10 you paid. thumbs up
You're a pretty coin savvy guy so I assume you see something I don't. As far as I am concerned I'd be just as happy if it was lost in the mail.
Joseph J. Singleton - First Superintendent of the U.S. Branch Mint in Dahlonega Georgia
Findley Ridge Collection
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I like it. Not sure why.
Don,t dip!!!
The market is strong and well if your buying those.
EAC 6024
It looks like a fantastic coin. If it's so funk nasty and still has good detail, it's a solid coin. A lot of the very fine details still exist.. let us know how this turns out.
While I can't say I've seen coins this dark naturally, I do see it in jewelry quite regularly... Either way I like the little mongrel!!
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That requires a judicious dip.... will not be FB, however, looks like it may be a nice MS.... Cheers, RickO
No-rub dip of baking soda, salt, aluminum foil and hot water.... that tarnish will vanish. Cheers, RickO
A dip won't save that coin. I suspect there is surface damage hiding under much of the blackness.
I'd be happy if I found a coin like that in circulation, but probably wouldn't buy one. It looks too crusty for a dip to work very well. I think it will look like it's stained. You might be better off leaving it as is.
Jim
She's too far gone to save, I'm afraid.
You have a lot of hope. From my personal experience, I think it is way too far gone. Appears to have too much environmental damage. I have been wrong before though, so prove me wrong.
How did the coin "lose" half of the bottom diagonal band?
65% horiz bands
75% diag bands