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Here is a list of all of our US coin and currency charms:

The old scout coins are getting hard to find, but we do keep them in stock/ Read about Indian Head cents here:

http://www.luckymojo.com/indianheadcent.html

and order this:

AMU-USA-CENT
Genuine Copper Indian Head Cent (Indian Head Penny)
$4.00





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Read about Mercury Dimes here:
http://www.luckymojo.com/silverdime.html

and order this:

AMU-USA-DIME
Genuine Silver Mercury Dime (Winged Liberty Dime)
$8.00





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And give Sacagawea a try! She was a good scout too, you know!

AMU-USA-SACA
Sacagawea Dollar Coin, Brass
$1.00





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$2.00 bills are mostly used in money-luck spells of various kinds. They are odd or rare, and are considered lucky for that reason among others. And some people just find them ... i don't know the word for it ... the magical and occult version of "cute," i guess.

AMU-USA-TDOL
Two-Dollar Bill, USA Currency, from the US Mint!
$2.00





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Here's a Lucky Penny Key Ring, with a Real US Cent in Copper-Tone Fitting with Luck Symbols:

AMU-USA-LUPE
Lucky Penny Key Ring, with Real US Cent in Copper-Tone Fitting with Luck Symbols
$6.00





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For more information, see:
http://www.luckymojo.com/goodluckcoins.html

ninotchka7@yahoo.com writes:

<Here's what you do to get as many two dollar bills as you need: Go to
the bank and ask them to order you some bills. There should be no
charge for this.>

A while back I had my local bank special order a roll of the Sacajawea Gold
Dollar coins for me, it took less than a week. I like using these in workings
that call for coins, I like the "shiny/gold" color for attraction, and the
Native American/strong female image, and the comparative "rarity" of these
versus the more common coins. I think there were 25 in the roll so it was $25, no
service charges.

Kathy

Kathy

Many stamp machines give change in those dollar coins. Simply put in a
five or a ten and buy one stamp, you will get a bunch of coins back. -

Laura (Go)###

» *Thom says:* ~

[Re: Sacajewea dollars]
I especially like that she is carrying her child on her
back, sort of like a signal of hope for the future. I would, however,
question the "rarity" of these coins. In my area of California, vending
machines that take large denominations for soda, candy, or postage
stamps, will render change with the Sacajawea coin. PS: I especially
like the symbolism when used in I Ching counseling. It is almost in
keeping with the Tai Chi Tu (taoist circle) with the feminine figure on
the Yang side (heads) and the masculine eagle on the In (tails) side.

Thomas Potter

Has anyone else tried getting the coins out of stamp machines?

>I tried most of the bank that are within walking
>distance to me and "no hope" seems like maybe only
banks >in the (sorry not trying to be rude) black
community >might have it or that Oregon people are not
into $2.00 >bill. Well, I have an aunt who live
> >in Lake forest, CA. I tried asking her, but she seems
to >be like most of the bank teller here in Oregon,
> >"confused".

Wow, this must be an Oregon thing. I live in a small
town (under 1500 ppl) in Tx, and it's 98% anglo, 2%
hispanic, and we get $2 bills at the local bank all
the time.

K Koesler

Oh Sabrina! I'm so happy you got your $2.00 bill. And, it goes to show, if
your intentions are clear and you stick to it, you can bring on your prosperity.
You are a wonderful example of doing good work! If you ever want a slew of
2.00 bills just email me and I'll go to the bank for you and send em. Congrats on your
windfall

X-Sindy

Everyone is familiar with 'Find a penny, pick it up. For the rest of
the day, you'll have good luck'. Well I'm into this penny thing now
because I recently found out there are rules on pennies! That they are
only good luck if they ar e face up. Which brings my next point,
doesn't that mean I could essentially test my luck everyday? Because
if penny that falls face up would give someone else good luck, in
theory I should be lucky right? And doesn't that also mean that if I
found a penny face up and I accidentially dropped it again and it
turns face down, then I have used up all of the luck that penny has to
offer? I have also noticed that for every penny I find face up on the
ground, I make $100 in tips or at the casino; wherever I chooseto make
money. And, for my final point, what about pennies face down? Doesn't
it mean anything that I found money? LIke 3 days ago, I saw 5 pennies
on the ground, but only 2 were face up. What if I bless (hold with my
energy) the other 3 and then pick them up? Or would I just turn them
over for someone else to find.

missdiamonique" --
> Everyone is familiar with 'Find a penny, pick it up. For the rest of
> the day, you'll have good luck'.

So you say, but remember that we have people here from many cultures and many nations. I'll bet that 20% of folks here have never heard that one.

> I recently found out there are rules on pennies! That they are only good luck if they ar e face up.

That is an Anglo-Celtic rule, one of the many "right ways up" rules that Irish-Americans and British Americans inflict upon their magical works. See the intro to HHRM on European "restrictive" traits in magic. It reflect Germano-Brito-Celtic, but not necessarily hoodoo.

> doesn't that mean I could essentially test my luck everyday? Because
> if penny that falls face up it would give someone else good luck, in
> theory I should be lucky right? And doesn't that also mean that if I
> found a penny face up and I accidentally dropped it again and it
> turns face down, then I have used up all of the luck that penny has to offer?

If you are looking for "proof" or "tests" as to the efficacy of magic, this is not the place to ask. I am not conducting a science experiment here. However, as a daily divination or form of fortune telling, "heads or tails" is very popular!

> I have also noticed that for every penny I find face up on the ground,
> I make $100 in tips or at the casino; wherever I choose to make money.

Good for you!

> And, for my final point, what about pennies face down? Doesn't
> it mean anything that I found money? LIke 3 days ago, I saw 5 pennies
> on the ground, but only 2 were face up. What if I bless (hold with my
> energy) the other 3 and then pick them up? Or would I just turn them
> over for someone else to find.

You are asking for things i cannot give you -- methods for dealing with cultural issues of restrictivenss (or "it must be just-so -- or else" ness) that i did not learn in hoodoo and have no reason to teach in hoodoo. You may work with these energies -- and these restrictions-- as you wish, but i cannot advise you -- if only because i am too near-sighted to ever see pennies on the ground. Under the rules you state, my husband, who is of Norwegian-English-Scottish-Irish descent and has very good eyesight, would pick up the "lucky" pennies and turn the others face up for the next person to find, as an act of charity.

>Like 3 days ago, I saw 5 pennies on the ground, but
only >2 were face up. What if I bless (hold with my
energy) >the other 3 and then pick them up? Or would I
just turn >them over for someone else to find.

I hold that any found money is a gift from spirit/fate/God and is lucky, regardless of heads up or down. To pass it by is to throw away their gift. My $0.02

K Koesler

Hello all,

I have recently been having a problem with a coin that I wanted to
incorporate as an element in a hand for a friend. My friend is in the
early stages of trying to achieve residency in Canada, and wanted
something that would help smooth the path.

I prepared a hand and a red and white (for the Canadian flag) bag for my
friend, and sent it to him with instructions on how to add a petition
paper and how to feed the mojo. I included Devil's shoestrings and
Sampson snake root sewn into a piece of black cotton with white thread,
as in the "Root Doctor's Hand" described at
http://www.luckymojo.com/mojo.html and added a tiny horseshoe charm, a
little plastic bat, and a 1945 Canadian penny (from a collection of
coins that used to be my grandmother's) for a lucky penny.

The penny has given me nothing but trouble. It seems to have misplaced
itself twice while I was making the hand, although both times I was sure
I had put it right on the same table where I was working, and both times
I found it on the table after turning the room upside down looking for
it. I chalked it up to my being under a lot of stress lately, and
therefore being forgetful. (Even though I didn't think I had genuinely
been forgetful, but it's always a possibility that one might space out.)

Finally I got it all together and packed up the hand and sent it to my
friend. But when my friend opened the bag to put in the petition paper,
the penny had gone AWOL yet again. I told him what to expect to see in
the bag, so he would know what things were. He e-mailed me to tell me
that the penny was nowhere to be seen.

Now, I *know* there were no holes in that bag! I sewed it myself with a
French seam, so the seam is actually folded back on itself and then
doubled. I sewed in a secure bidirectional drawstring, too, so it would
be easy to keep the bag tightly closed.

It is pretty clear that this penny has got something going on with it.
I have no idea what. But it is now obvious that this penny wants
nothing to do with the use to which I was trying to put it.

What do I do? Should I just tell my friend to proceed as normal with
the mojo bag, and forget about the penny? Should I start over again?
Should I tell my friend to add a lucky Canadian penny of his own? Is it
possible that the hand has been troubled or spoiled by the influence of
the penny? And, I guess, what do I do, or what do I tell my friend to
do, if the penny shows up again?

Confused and consternated,
Hanne Blank
Student #1013

(Now that is a wild story -- and i believe you, because i too have had incidences of apports (things appearing) and also disappearing items around me. Lodestones have a way of disappearing from mojo hands as well. I would have the client find a lucky Canadian penny of his own -- because that penny was not interested! -- but i would also consider this a sign of delay and setback, and work to overcome that as well. --cat)

Hanne Blank.

My first thought was that Grandmother might not want her penny from
her prized collection to either leave the family or go traveling in a
mojo bag. Some folks...even discorporated...get a little testy about
such things.

Blessings,
Ferne Aycock
Grad. student # 687=21=3

hi everyone i like to to know how should i file or use the silver coin for inside cleansing i got my order but i don t know how do i have to file the edge aroud the coin and how mane times can i use it ? thanks

Hi Sahjia,

You take a file and file the edge of the coin into a glass of milk and drink that down.

take care,
Bri

I have recently gone to my front door, lifeted the door mat to find 4 pennies face down in a row. There was another near by face up . Should I be concerned?

rbt,

Four is a very unlucky number among those who speak Chinese, because the word for "four" sounds like the word for "death." Therefore, four face-down pennies may very well be set there to cause your money to run out if you have a Chinese enemy -- and the fifth coin, face up, would mean they want to watch you suffer.

Contrariwise, four is a sacred number among many Native Americans, and if the coins have eagles on the tail side, as some do, then four eagles would be lucky and protective.

Likewise, some Black Indians, such as Afro-Cherokees, place four Indian Head Cents (or Indian Nickels) face up under the mat to function as "scouts" or "lookouts" and to keep away the law.

AMU-USA-CENT
Genuine Copper Indian Head Cent (Indian Head Penny)
$4.00





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So there is no single answer.

For much more detail on the use of four Indian Head Cents in protective spells, see this free page from my online book Hoodoo in Theory and Practice:

INDIAN HEAD CENTS IN HOODOO AND CONJURE

How much do you think I can get a Silver Coin for??

You can buy a Mercury silver dime from LuckyMojo.

I happen to know because I looked into it on a whim when I was contemplating the sustainability of non-natural materia in hoodoo. I mean, we're burying and flushing and leaving in crossroads all sorts of things! The Mercury Head Dime was minted from 1916-1945, with two or three mintmarks a year, so there were millions put into circulation. Unless you're interested in perfect specimens or rare mistakes, the silver dime is widely available for not much money. Lucky Mojo sells them for a few bucks, as would most coin shops.

True, and for the Mercury dime, leap years would be 1916, 1920, 1924, 1928, 1932, 1936, 1940, and 1944.

This is what to order:

AMU-USA-DIME
Genuine Silver Mercury Dime (Winged Liberty Dime)
$8.00





More information can be found here:

SILVER DIMES

Hello All.

I was reading about Mercury dimes on The "Lucky W" Amulet Archive and have a couple questions about the use and condition of the dimes.

Dimes are also used to counteract a curse in hoodoo practice. Typical recipes involve boiling a dime or the filings from its milled edges in water or milk and drinking the liquid to "kill" the effects of occult poisons such as graveyard dirt, goofer dust, rattlesnake eggs, or snake-shed dust.

Why filings from the milled edge of the dime --is the reason simply because that is the easiest or most logical place on the dime to obtain the tiny shavings? --or are there other reasons?

9 DIMES IN NATION SACK: PROTECTION AND TRADE: 13008. {Get} nine silver dimes, file them, {and} wear in {a} nation sack with lodestone for protection and trade. [For the well-known nation sack, private bag worn by women, see interview, THE "NATION SACK" WOMAN, pp. 1449-1459, especially p. 1458, vol. 2] [Memphis, Tenn., (967), 1564:7]

Why, specifically, a filed-edge dime in a Nation Sack? What is the significance/advantage of a filed-edge Mercury dime over a non-worked milled edged Mercury dime?

Usually, I can figure/interpret these things myself, but these practices have me temporarily stumped! Thank you.

Kris (53rdspirit)

I'd like to know this too. What are the specifics on the filing thing?

Jewelz

Greetings everyone,

I just got news yesterday that a very close friend of mine is up and having to move away in a couple of weeks, and I wanted to make a Safe Travel Mojo Hand http://www.luckymojo.com/safetravel.html for him. I've got nearly everything on hand except a "scout cent" and was wondering if a Sacagawea dollar could be used as a replacement.

These forums have been a wonderful treasure chest of information. Thank you for taking the time to read this.

Hi!

I was just reading through the forums and thought I would point out that no dimes were minted in 1932-33. this thing called the Depression and all. None were minted.

JJ

does anyone know if silver dimes are used for protection? Reason I ask is because from my reading it stated that they are usually used as signs of become crossed/Jinxed/etc. If not can Indian head pennies be used for protection against layed messes/tricks? If dimes can be used I was looking for the mercury silver dime anklet but I am unable to locate it on LM.

i know they can be used for counteracting jinxes/crossed conditions/curses if you ingest a specially prepared drink made by the use of silver dimes. But what about putting them in your shoes or as a bracelet? As I stated earlier that the impression I got from my readings is that they are typically used for as a warning sign that you have been crossed, etc.

But that, in and of itself, is a form of protection. Alarm systems on cars and houses alert you to the presence of intruders so that you can defend yourself - they don't actually attack the robbers in any way. Being aware when someone has started to work against you is a very good life of defense, and hence a form of protection.

do you know if they can actually, "prevent" you from being crossed? As I was contemplating of dressing the dimes with FNTWOE. What about the indian head pennies? Can they be dressed and put into your shoes for actual protection in the "stopping" the jinx sense?

Yes they can.

I saw on the AIRR website that Prof. Porterfield makes silver dime charms. There is a picture on his page.

Thanks for this thread -- I came here intending to ask if we really have to throw these dimes away after a job. But of course it makes sense to get rid of them (unless there is some way to cleanse them?) and, if millions were made, I don't feel so bad about it.

Thanks,
Zagone

zagone wrote:Thanks for this thread -- I came here intending to ask if we really have to throw these dimes away after a job. But of course it makes sense to get rid of them (unless there is some way to cleanse them?) and, if millions were made, I don't feel so bad about it.

Thanks,
Zagone

Well what do you mean by a job? There is a lot you can do with them, if its say on an anklet and it turns black or falls off no you do not have to throw it away, clean it, polish it, pray over it and set it back to work.

Stupid question, does the silver mercury dime contain mercury? If so, it would be toxic to shave it and ingest it on a frequent basis. I am going to purchase one, but I dont want to do it a lot if it actually contains mercury.

There is no mercury in mercury dimes. They are called mercury dimes because the depiction of lady liberty on the dimes looks like the god Mercury. And that's not a stupid question at all, the only stupid question is the one that doesn't get asked

HailDiscordia -- Yup, what do I mean by job? I was thinking at the time of money attraction spells...

The better way for me to phrase this question then might be: Under what circumstances can spell components be reused? Under what circumstances must they be discarded? I'm thinking mainly of the dimes, but this may be a general question.

Thanks,
Michael

From what I read in LM and after speaking to a few hoodoo doers, and this is for the herbs and roots aspect of hoodoo, as long as the herbs are not rotten or decrepid in any way, still have their natural color and smell, do not smell spoiled then you can use them as long as you like. The general rule of thumb however is year for roots and herbs.

Silver filings from dimes are simple to explain, once you have a silver dime in your hand, and a metal file.

The dime is made with tiny ridges all around the edge. This is called "reeding."

Take the file and carefully scrape off the ridges until the dime has a more or less smooth edge, like a nickle or a penny.

These silver filings (and they must be from a silver dime, not a modern non-silver dime) can be used in a variety of spells. See my book HHRM for a number of silver dime spells, including freeing oneself of evil spirits by drinking milk in which you have boiled the silver filings.

AMU-USA-DIME
Genuine Silver Mercury Dime (Winged Liberty Dime)
$8.00





To zagone and Haildiscordia -- in hoodoo, casting a spell is often called doing a job, and the spell is called a trick or a job or even a job of work.

Good luck.

Here is a list of how many Mercury Dimes were minted by year and mint location (P=philadelphia, D= denver, S= san francisco). They are easy to get and LM has the best price around for the dimes! I encourage all people on here to work with these dimes. Here is the info from wikipedia:

Winged Liberty Head (Mercury), 1916–1945

* 1916 P - 22,180,080
* 1916 D - 264,000
* 1916 S - 10,450,000
* 1917 P - 55,230,000
* 1917 D - 9,402,000
* 1917 S - 27,330,000
* 1918 P - 26,680,000
* 1918 D - 22,674,800
* 1918 S - 19,300,000
* 1919 P - 35,740,000
* 1919 D - 9,939,000
* 1919 S - 8,850,000
* 1920 P - 59,030,000
* 1920 D - 19,171,000
* 1920 S - 13,820,000
* 1921 P - 1,230,000
* 1921 D - 1,080,000
* 1923 P - 50,130,000
* 1923 S - 6,440,000
* 1924 P - 24,010,000
* 1924 D - 6,810,000
* 1924 S - 7,120,000
* 1925 P - 25,610,000
* 1925 D - 5,117,000
* 1925 S - 5,850,000
* 1926 P - 32,160,000
* 1926 D - 6,828,000
* 1926 S - 1,520,000
* 1927 P - 28,080,000
* 1927 D - 4,812,000
* 1927 S - 4,770,000
* 1928 P - 19,480,000
* 1928 D - 4,161,000
* 1928 S - 7,400,000
* 1929 P - 25,970,000
* 1929 D - 5,034,000
* 1929 S - 4,730,000
* 1930 P - 6,770,000
* 1930 S - 1,843,000
* 1931 P - 3,150,000
* 1931 D - 1,260,000
* 1931 S - 1,800,000
* 1934 P - 24,080,000
* 1934 D - 6,772,000
* 1935 P - 58,830,000
* 1935 D - 10,477,000
* 1935 S - 15,840,000
* 1936 P - 87,500,000
* 1936 D - 16,132,000
* 1936 S - 9,210,000
* 1937 P - 56,860,000
* 1937 D - 14,146,000
* 1937 S - 9,740,000
* 1938 P - 22,190,000
* 1938 D - 5,537,000
* 1938 S - 8,090,000
* 1939 P - 67,740,000
* 1939 D - 24,394,000
* 1939 S - 10,540,000
* 1940 P - 65,350,000
* 1940 D - 21,198,000
* 1940 S - 21,560,000
* 1941 P - 175,090,000
* 1941 D - 45,634,000
* 1941 S - 43,090,000
* 1942 P - 205,410,000
* 1942 D - 60,740,000
* 1942 S - 49,300,000
* 1943 P - 191,710,000
* 1943 D - 71,949,000
* 1943 S - 60,400,000
* 1944 P - 231,410,000
* 1944 D - 62,224,000
* 1944 S - 49,490,000
* 1945 P - 159,130,000
* 1945 D - 40,245,000
* 1945 S - 41,290,000

Hi,
I bought a spell kit from LM which I need to use ''7 silver dime'' and someone told me to use ''Mercury Silver Dime of 1916 - 1945''. I've been searching the web for so long but can''t find ''Mercury Silver Dime of 1916 - 1945'' and get it shipped to The Netherlands.

Did anyone have them or know how I can get them? Thanks for your help.

Kemi

Lucky Mojo has them under "Amulets." Look in the USA section.

I don't suppose you can specify a year when you buy a 2 dollar bill from lucky mojo? how important is it to have your birth year on in a mojo bag?

birth year is for nation sacks otherwise the specific year is related to luck a leap year is used... the $2.00 bill is for luck as well...I have not seen a year specified for the bill

Thanks Cleopatra

Hello everyone,

I recently purchased a lucky mojo bag which I have yet to recieve. From reading here I will need a dime from my birth year. I have looked through all my change and went to the bank and got 2 rolls of dimes - no luck. If anyone out there has a 1963 dime, I would be willing to trade. I have dimes from the following years:

1965
1967
1969
1974
1975
1984

Hope you can help.

Warm and kind regards

I may have one, I will look tomorrow. I don't need a dime since by chance I found not one but TWO 1965 dimes today. lol If I dont have one I will certainly keep my eyes open for you!

Thank you so much. I have one 1965 Dime. If you want it to hold onto for future use. I will be happy to trade if you have a 1963 dime. Thank you for the quick reply. Kind regards.

It would be quicker and easier to go to a coin shop and buy the dime you need.

I wondered about that too. I didn't know if 1963 would be old enough for a coin shop to decide hold onto.

Coin shops carry coins from every year. That is their business.

Make a friend who works as a cashier at a convenience store, and have them put you on speed dial. I wound up with a pile of 2 dollar bills, Mercury dimes, Indian Head pennies and Susan B. Anthony dollars this way that I put into my projects. I live along I-5 near the Canadian border... all you have to do is wait for the night before the 10th or the 25th (usual paycheck schedule) for the drunks and cigarette smokers to come in and cash their change bowls. You'll always come out with at least a few peculiar coins with this method.

A great idea! I have customers come into my work and spend old silver certificates, $2 bills, Eisenhower dollar pieces, 'mercury' dimes, buffalo nickels...you name it!

-Joseph

Old silver certificates? :drool:

M e too, i want a silver coin

I purchased a triple strength money drawing mojo bag. The instruction say to get a dime and a $2 bill in the year of my birthyear. My birthyear is 1986.

I found a dime in my coin jar with the year 1986. I cannot find any $2 bill with the year 1986. What I found for $2 bills in the internet mostly are 2003 and 1976. The only 1986 $2 bill I found was a Canadian currency.

I know that on the Lucky Mojo online store, it have mercury dimes and $2 US bills.

Does it matter if use the silver dime I got or do I have to get a mercury dime? It did not specific which metal I should use on the instruction I got.

If I order a $2 bill from the Lucky Mojo online store, can I specify that I need a 1986 $2 bill? Or it doesn't matter what year it is as long as it is from Lucky Mojo?

Follow the instructions. There is no need for a special year on the $2.00 bill as they have not been made in every year.

Thanks jwmcclin, but for the dime, it does not specify which metal on the instruction. So any dime works as long as it is a 10 cent dime with the year 1986 on it?

Right.

Today I popped in on my favorite change hoarding convenience store clerk, and he had 5 Mercury Dimes for me, ALL of them in leap years. My eyes popped out of their sockets.

Any fun suggestions as to what to do with this obviously lucky handful of change?

I have no clue, I'd probably hug the clerk and then stash the dimes for future use, but that's just me. :lol And congrats on such a great find!

That's great...I'm always amazed when I crack open a roll of dimes (i'm a asst. mngr./cashier) and see a Mercury...crazy!

That is some good luck!

-Joseph M.