For Mercury Dime Collectors
A question from a curious person about their Mercury Dimes:
I found a mercury dime from 1942 and I heard that mercury dimes from 1942 might be rare, because some are actually misprinted and from 1941. I want to sell the dime on eBay, and it would be worth more if it were clean. Does anybody know some good methods to clean mercury dimes?
A question from a curious person:
I have a 1906 dime I thought was a mercury but the profile is facing the opposite direction. It is silver I think and it clearly says one dime on the back and United tates of America on the front with the date of 1906. Thanks very much for any info at all 
Hello! And Welcome! If you’ve stumbled across this site at the moment, you will notice that it’s under construction. We are working feverishly to get this website up and running and make it into a valuable resource for people starting out as well as the veteran Mercury Dime collector. If you would like to participate, there are a number of things that would help, we need help writing tutorials for beginners, we need photographs to illustrate important examples of Mercury Dimes for learning how to grade, identify counterfeits, know the difference between true errors and post-mint damage and many other things that a collector should know. Thanks, and please come back often!