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How many mercury dimes make one pound of silver? - Answers

The Mercury dime had 2.5 grams of mass, of which 90% was silver.So, on the Earth, it would take 202 of them ($20.20 face value) to yield 1 pound of silver.At the time of this writing (July 21, 2013), the most recent NY closing spot bid forsilver was $19.375 an ounce, so I'd imagine that anyone who had any mercurydimes laying around either melted them or sold them a long time ago.



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The Mercury dime had 2.5 grams of mass, of which 90% was silver.So, on the Earth, it would take 202 of them ($20.20 face value) to yield 1 pound of silver.At the time of this writing (July 21, 2013), the most recent NY closing spot bid forsilver was $19.375 an ounce, so I'd imagine that anyone who had any mercurydimes laying around either melted them or sold them a long time ago.



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How many mercury dimes make one pound of silver? - Answers

The Mercury dime had 2.5 grams of mass, of which 90% was silver.So, on the Earth, it would take 202 of them ($20.20 face value) to yield 1 pound of silver.At the time of this writing (July 21, 2013), the most recent NY closing spot bid forsilver was $19.375 an ounce, so I'd imagine that anyone who had any mercurydimes laying around either melted them or sold them a long time ago.

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