14 miles · about 22 minutes from Lincoln Park
Sell Mercury Dimes in Lincoln Park, MI — Top Cash Paid at Westland Exchange
Mercury dimes (1916–1945) are 90% silver and one of the most beautiful American designs. Most are common-date silver, but the 1916-D is a legitimate rarity and full-split-bands examples carry big premiums. We check dates and mint marks before any Mercury dime is treated as bullion.
Lincoln Park sits about 14 miles from our counter — roughly 22 minutes door to door. Take Southfield Fwy north to Warren Ave, then west. If you are starting near Lincoln Park Historical Museum and Council Point Park, it is a straight, easy run with no downtown traffic to fight.
Lincoln Park customers reach us in about 20 minutes. We're a full-service pawn shop — loans, buying and selling — with fair Michigan-regulated terms.
Selling mercury dimes here rather than shipping it away means you see the scale, you see the test, and you leave with cash in hand instead of waiting on a mailed check from an out-of-state refiner. Lincoln Park customers do this every week, and most of them tell us the drive was shorter than they expected.
We are open monday – friday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM and saturday 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM. Bring a valid photo ID — Michigan law requires it for any pawn or purchase — along with the mercury dimes itself, and the whole visit usually takes a few minutes.
Today's silver payouts for Lincoln Park sellers
What we're paying today
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Prices update daily. Final offer confirmed in store after testing and weighing.
What we look at when buying mercury dimes
- 1Date and mint mark — 1916-D above all, plus 1921 and 1921-D
- 2Grade and whether the fasces bands are fully split (FSB)
- 390% silver content as the floor
- 4Certification for higher-grade coins
Typical weights and sizes
A roll of 50 common Mercury dimes is $5 face, about 3.57 troy ounces of silver. A single genuine 1916-D in any grade is worth hundreds to many thousands.
Where to look for the marks
Mint mark is on the reverse to the left of the fasces base. 'D' on a 1916 is the one to look for — and also the most counterfeited, so we authenticate.
What to bring from Lincoln Park
Bring these and the whole visit takes a few minutes.
- Valid state ID
- All coins, including partial rolls and loose silver
- Any certification slabs, albums or inventory lists
Sell vs. pawn your mercury dimes
Coin collections are often pawned rather than sold — you get the liquidity without breaking up a set you spent years building.
Need the mercury dimes back? A pawn loan keeps it safe in our vault while you use the cash — no credit check and nothing reported to any bureau.
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Directions from Lincoln Park
Take Southfield Fwy north to Warren Ave, then west.
Landmarks near your route: Lincoln Park Historical Museum · Council Point Park · Fort St corridor. We're at 27842 W. Warren Ave, Westland, MI 48185, with free parking at the door.
- Monday – Friday10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Saturday10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
- SundayClosed
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FAQ
Selling mercury dimes in Lincoln Park — answered.
Is the 1916-D Mercury dime really that valuable?+
Yes — it's a genuine key date worth far more than silver in any condition. It's also heavily counterfeited, so we authenticate carefully before quoting.
Are all Mercury dimes silver?+
Yes, every Mercury dime from 1916 to 1945 is 90% silver.
Should I get my dimes graded before selling?+
For common dates, no — the fee outweighs the gain. For a possible key date or a very high grade coin, certification can pay for itself and we'll tell you honestly which is which.
Is there a place to sell mercury dimes in Lincoln Park?+
Westland Exchange is the closest full-service buyer to Lincoln Park — about 22 minutes away at 27842 W. Warren Ave, Westland. Bring your mercury dimes and a valid photo ID and we'll appraise it for free and pay cash on the spot.
How far is Westland Exchange from Lincoln Park?+
About 14 miles, roughly 22 minutes. Take Southfield Fwy north to Warren Ave, then west.
Find out what your mercury dimes is worth today.
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27842 W. Warren Ave, Westland, MI 48185 · Walk-ins welcome