[Potent Mojo for Bringing Good Luck & Financial Gain, as Well as Opening Roads]
 
As with the Indian Head Penny, the image on the face of the Mercury Dime is a bit deceptive, as it's not that of the winged god at all. Instead, it's another depiction of Liberty - only this time, she's wearing a winged cap. That's actually great news for magical practitioners, though, as the combination of the freedom she represents - along with the wings on her cap - make this particular dime an excellent tool for clearing obstacles and opening roads. In fact, many folks wear one on their ankle to keep that magic in constant motion.
 
The Mercury Dime has long been considered an extremely lucky coin by many folks. Brides are given one to wear in their shoes before walking down the aisle to ensure a lucky marriage. When a knife is presented as a gift, one is given as a return token to prevent the blade from cutting the friendship. And most serious gamblers simply refuse to participate in games of chance without one in their pocket. 
 
But the dime's magical properties go far beyond opening roads and bringing good fortune. The circulated dimes are also of great use when it comes to money magic - and not just because of the coin's image or the fact that it's crafted of silver. Having been used and passed person to person countless times over the years, they've already been well integrated into the financial system, and are an integral part of the cash flow system. In addition to adding them to money spells and mojo, some folks even utilize them in making "money water" - a process that involves soaking them in tap water from Sunday through Thursday - to use in anointing both their hands and workspace as a quick money draw.
 
And if that's not enough, they are also used in efforts to conteract curses and protect against malicious magic. It's one tool I'd never be without!
 
 
MERCURY DIMES FOR MERCURY RETROGRADE
 
Many people lug around bags of crystals or conduct complex rituals in an attempt to ward off the negative effects of Mercury retrogrades. However, it is said that carrying a simple Mercury dime can help.
 
Silver coins have been widely used in magic for centuries. In the U.S., the Mercury dime, minted from 1916 - 1945, became a folk magic staple in the 20th century. (The artist intended the portrait to be Winged Liberty, but it looks so much like the god Mercury that he won out and the name stuck.)
 
With the protective qualities of silver and a picture of Mercury himself, a Mercury dime makes a logical and convenient curio that fits easily in purse or pocket.
 
You will receive 1 Mercury Dime.
 
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