What's new

First Mercury Dime

BIENER

Sr. Member
Joined
Apr 27, 2016
Messages
261
Reaction score
779
Golden Thread
1
Location
Indiana
🥇 Banner finds
1
Detector(s) used
AT Pro
AT Max
Racer 2
CORS Fierce coil
CORS Fortune coil
CORS Scout
Primary Interest:
Metal Detecting
ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1472088360.493426.webpImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1472088573.402631.webp. Found this bucket list item today along with a1935 Buffalo nickel and two wheat pennies. 1926 and 1935s. All this rain seems to help with finding deeper targets, all were found in the 8-10 inch range. Has anyone else found this to be true?
 
Upvote 44
Sure. Rain makes the ground more conductive and a better receiver for machine signals to the ground. Nice looking merc. Congrats
 
you did GREAT! four good ol' coins! That Buffalo is a Find too! :thumbsup:
Man, that dime is a year *older* than ME...! .....and I'm OLD! :laughing7:
 
Pretty Mercury,, put that sweet thing in a coin folder.
My first Mercury was a 1923, I still have it,, with the date of find and the location marked on the folder I put it in.
Congrats
 
Last edited:
congrats! thats a nice one.
 
Beautiful merc. They are my favorite coin
 
Congrats on your first merc, she looks Sweet too!!
 
Congratulations on your first mercury. Very nice condition.
 
Yes, water (rain) is a conductor of electricity so your detector will get a little better or deeper signal after a rain. Congrats on your first Merc.
 
Congrats on finding a nice fine condition mercury dime,and your other finds are great too.
 
You sound excited! That's great, congrats on scoring the silver. Hopefully, many more will find their way under your coil.
 
Sweet dime I have display cases for my silver and other good finds!!Sounds like your in a good spot keep lookin. Thanks for sharing your finds
 
Nice finds; and yes, wet ground is a definite advantage as others have said.
 
Yes, a good soaking rain helps.
Congrats on a beauty for your first! :-)
 
No picture of the buffalo? Im still looking for my first. Great finds.
 
Congratualtions on the first Mercury dime! :occasion14:
 

Users who are viewing this thread

Back
Top Bottom