FOUND MY FIRST SILVER COIN TODAY & IT'S A BEAUTY!!!

[DigginDave94]

I Found my first Silver Coin today a 1941 Silver Mercury Dime. I'm fairly new to Metal Detecting & Coin collecting can someone tell me the Value of this coin and is this considered in pretty good condition?

 

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[VTColonialDigger]

That's awesome! That's a very nice dime. Real nice condition.
As for value I would say maybe around $10 (just an estimate)

 

[against the wind]

Excellent way to break into the silver club. Mercury dimes are among my favorites. That dime is extremely fine but it would really need professional grading and be slabbed in order to command a higher price. It would cost you more than the value of that particular coin to have it graded and slabbed.
Get your hands on The Red Book of United States Coins by Yeoman.
Congratulations on a really nice find. Put it in a cardboard coin folder and mark it "FIRST" with today's date.

 

[BigWaveDave]

I have found over 50 Mercs.....
None of them as nice as yours.
Congrats on your first....it's a beauty!

 

[david680]

Nice find. Well over average condition. Value is $3-4, if you can find someone willing to pay retail for it. You can buy a mixed BU roll of Mercs for around $6.50 each and XF's for around $2.20 each, depending on spot. Gives you a idea.

 

[Argentium]

What a nice looking coin ! and for your first silver , very special find .

 

[Scrappy]

Congrats on that beauty. It's strange seeing something shiny and not crusty staring back at you right?

Congrats

 

[thrifty76now]

A super nice dime there,I would check it for the greatest condition of full split bands on the reverse.

 

[SusanMN]

I think Mercury dimes are the prettiest coins. Very nice find.

 

[sgtled3533]

Silver melt value is about $1 but most places will price non-key date mercs around $2-3. Yours is in very good condition and if graded would get a decent grading. The pic I posted here says the 1941 in MS (mint state) condition is about $25. So yours is probably at most about $8-10 if I were to guess. Nice find regardless. Keep it and now that you've found one, wait to see how many more you will find!! HH

 

[Aureus]

Congratulations! Very nice find!

 

[NumberOneDime]

Congrats! I found my first silver coin about a week and a half ago in my back yard....a first-year 1946 Roosevelt dime in about that same condition. Found another today, a 1952 D in equally nice condition. Like Scrooge McDuck in the comics, I will be keeping old number one dime....hence my screen name.

 

[Rocklander]

Congrats on your first silver. Hope there is many more in your future.

 

[Terry Soloman]

Congrats on your first, and many more!

 

[4x4x4]

Mmmmmm.......Minty !
Keep posting.....

 

[secondstar]

Great find! I started about a year ago and I'll tell you that if you keep working and remain patient that it will only get better from here.

 

[Tectey]

Congrats! My first (and only) silver coin was a nice 1942 Mercury dime!

 

[Diamondman307]

Great job! I hope to enter the silver club someday soon.

 

[vpnavy]

..: CONGRATS on your first Silver Coin Dave! :..
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[Rhode Island Relics]

Congrats!

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