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The worst condition Merc I have ever dug

Jaysix

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Portage, pa
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Minelab Etrac (current)
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Today’s little hunt yielded 11 wheaties, a Tangee natural makeup case, my first pocket watch that the face is legible and what has to be the absolute worst Merc dime. It was found in the front yard of a house that is right next to the main road through town. In the winter, tons and tons of road salt gets thrown on that road. It rang up as a penny signal/number in my Etrac.

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I'd say that one experienced a bit of fire damage.
 
Thanks everyone!
 
A pocket watch! Wow,nice find!!!! Yeah, that mercs has seen better days.
 
If you don't want the ugly merc, give it to me. I don't mind.
 
Too bad about the condition of your Merc, but I have seen worse! Nice pocket watch and I'm a sucker for old stuff with ornate designs, neat make-up case! Congrats on a fine day in the dirt...Ddf
 
It is a bit on the toasted side, still, as others have said, it IS a merc. I found one that was bent in half, how in the world?
 
Nice finds. That Merc without a doubt has some road rash, but its still a Merc !
 
It is a bit on the toasted side, still, as others have said, it IS a merc. I found one that was bent in half, how in the world?

I found one last year that was almost cut completely in half. Im suspecting it met its fate with a lawnmower.
 
I found a few like that, little less two sided crud, but here's an example
 
nice finds !! silver is silver !!
 

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