I found this one on June 8th, 2009. I was hoping to get some pretty accurate suggestions on how much this is worth, and the grade. There a ton of scratches on the front, and back. This was EXACTLY how it looked, while being retrieved.
I found this one on June 8th, 2009. I was hoping to get some pretty accurate suggestions on how much this is worth, and the grade. There a ton of scratches on the front, and back. This was EXACTLY how it looked, while being retrieved.
Garrett ACE 250 - Whites Bullseye - 9 x 12" Coil
Maybe a 1.00 at best...Merc dimes are a dime a dozen... lol
He was loyal to his own kith and kin, but stern and unrelenting with his enemies. He was brave, and he loved the stir of battle." Quote from Cornwallace of the British army about settlers in Concord/Charlotte NC. during Rev. War.
if its a no mint mark merc , they made almost 200 million of them very common and it would be under $1.80 . but i don't get tired of diggin'em up . nice find in my book
"Honesty is an expensive gift ,
so don't expect it from cheap people"
XP Deus II , DFX ,TDI sl -
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If you are looking for value, it's silver content value all the way lol What ever scrap silver is going for. But if you are looking for excitement of the find value, then it's priceless I never get tired of seeing silver
Finding relics is in my blood
GPX 5000, CTX 3030, E Trac, Vista Gold
Whatever the value, I'd still love to find one, they have elluded me out here!
SeabeeRon on the beach in Santa Cruz,CA.
Well, I still have yet to find one... I did find a 1964 Rosie in my kid's piggy bank lol
Yes, I'm very new to MDing
Oldest silver-- 1838o seated dime (no stars)
Oldest copper-- 1820 LC
White's V3i, Coinmaster, XLT, Prism IV, Whites new TRX PP- Love it!!! Garretts PP
I don't know what it is about NC, but nine times out of ten when I find silver it is a merc dime or a rosie. Not complaining mind you, just an observation.... lol
He was loyal to his own kith and kin, but stern and unrelenting with his enemies. He was brave, and he loved the stir of battle." Quote from Cornwallace of the British army about settlers in Concord/Charlotte NC. during Rev. War.
No value beyond the silver content... nice find anyway... RickO
Spectra V3, DFX, Surf Dual PI, Surf Pro, GMT, TDI, DX-1, Coiltek, Pistol Probe, Bullseye, Hot Shot coil, Spider Coil, 4x6 coil, 14 DD, D2, some others... Garrett Wall Detector