How to Find a Mint Mercury Dime Without a Mark
Coin collecting is a fun hobby with a wide variety of different types of coins to choose to collect. One type of coin--the Mercury dime--which is actually known as the "Winged Liberty Head" was minted between 1916 and 1946. The Mercury Dime was minted at the Denver, Philadelphia and San Francisco mints. A Mercury dime that does not have a mint mark was minted at the Philadelphia mint. Collectors can find a mint Mercury dime without a mark using a few basic steps to find one in an acceptable condition.
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Instructions
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Go a a local coin shop or dealer. These places have many types of coins and should have a mint Mercury dime without a mark that can be purchased.
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Attend coins shows that are coming to your local area. Coin shows attract all kinds of coin enthusiasts and are a good place to find all types of coins, including Mercury dimes without a mark.
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Look on eBay to see what sellers have listed. A mint Mercury dime might be found there.
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Use Craigslist to see what people have to offer. Sometimes, collectors will sell all or a portion of their inventory.
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Post comments on various forums such as Coin Talk, (see link in Resources). An online forum is a good place to find enthusiasts who may be looking for the same type of coin.
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Tips & Warnings
Always ask to see the coin or a picture before making a purchase.
Never buy a coin based solely on a description because those can sometimes be inflated.
