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Rick G — Mon, 30 Oct 2006 18:06:46 GMT

<br />I forget the PCGS designations, but it's actually in very good condition. The date and lettering is totally intact and there's even some of the fine lines still visible. I don't think the cashier knew what it was because he also got a Polish copper coin about the size of a penny in his change. I told him to go shopping there more often

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time*treat — Mon, 30 Oct 2006 15:50:51 GMT

A '37 mercury dime!! That is SUPER SWEET! That's got to be worth at least a few bucks no matter what its condition!! Don't see too many Winged Liberty heads these days. Makes me wonder if the cashier knew what it was :^)

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Rick G — Sun, 29 Oct 2006 21:28:46 GMT

<br /> Good point about the penny. I've been saving the copper ones for years and of course all pure silver coins. My son got a '37 mercury dime in change yesterday. Rare occurrence these days. Instead of tossing the pennies into the "need a penny" tray maybe it would be smarter to keep them.

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