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A US dime dated 1944 is a Mercury head dime, it's very common with a likely value of $2.00 just for the silver.
I would have to see a picture, but likely someone put the "V" there after it left the mint which would make it post mint damage. That date is very common and has a silver value of less than $1.50 based on today's market (1-2-14).
It's called a Winged Liberty or Mercury Head dime, with the date of 1944 the coin is very common and value is likely just for the silver about a dollar. The "W" is the designers ( A. Weinman) monogram.
The funny thing about this is I have been told repeatedly that a 1906 mercury dime doesn't exist and it must be a 1916 dime but my dime is clearly marked 1906.A coin dealer told be it can't be valued as it is not listed so it appears you and I now hold a 1906 mercury dime which is said not to exist!MoreThe information that there's no such coin is absolutely correct. The design wasn't prepared until 1915 and the coins were first issued in mid-1916 so a "1906 Mercury dime" would be about as likely to exist as an mp3 player from 1970.There are at least 3 possibilities:1. You have a 1906 Barber dime, named for its designer Charles Barber. The image of Miss Liberty is similar but she doesn't have a winged liberty cap.2. It's a 1916 Mercury dime with damage or deliberate alteration to the "1" in the date. Because of their small size dimes are prone to an error called a filled die. That happens when some crud gets caught in the tiny recess that forms a letter or number when the coin is struck. The gunk alters the appearance of the character; sometimes it doesn't show at all, as happened when a filled die obliterated the D mintmark on some 1922 cents made in Denver.3. Someone made a fantasy piece, or was trying to counterfeit a genuine Mercury dime but got the date wrong. It's happened before - look up "Henning nickels" and "1865 Washington quarters" for example.
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Based on the two historical documents you just reviewed, which name for the US Civil War would the Charleston Mercury editor most likely choose?American Civil War
Mercury has almost no atmosphere
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Whatever you choose! Titles must come from the story itself, not from somebody on the internet -- the title is the least important part of the article. If you sell the story, the editor is likely to change the title anyhow.
A web designer/web engineer would use an HTML editor. If you are looking to design websites using HTML then you would most likely need an HTML editor. The industry standard for an HTML editor would be Adobe Dreamweaver. A free alternative to dreamweaver would be an open source editor called notepad++.
Liquid mercury
Possilble, but, not very likely
poisoning from elemental mercury is most likely due to inhalation of mercury vapors. The danger lies in the fact that after it is inhaled into the lungs in vapor form, mercury passes into the blood stream.
The Mercury Mariner is a vehicle. If you are looking for the vehicle, a local Mercury dealership is likely the best place to look. If you are looking for parts, a local auto shop might have them. If not, they would likely be able to tell you where you can find parts locally.