Wednesday, October 28, 2026

Whoa! I looked it up and a Mercury dime is now worth about 3.90 each.

 


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  2. 715 ounces of silver per $1,000 face x $55/ounce = $39,325 for a $1,000 face value bag = $3.93. Another name for inflation, debase the peasant's money.

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  3. In reality a Mercury dime is worth 10 cents. A paper dollar is worth 2.6 cents

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  4. A pre 1982 copper penny is worth almost 5 cents melt value. Save 'em up! They are disappearing from circulation quickly same as the silver coins did in the mid 60's. Gresham’s law says that “bad money drives out good money” when different coins have the same face value as legal tender.

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