Paying premium in CDN for Mercuries

Here's a real win-win offer for the right person.  

I have accumulated way too many Canadian coins, and am willing to use those to pay a premium for the few missing Mercury dimes I am missing. I only need GOOD quality Mercuries, and one of each from these relatively common dates:

1925-D ......  Value = $4.20  Will pay $6.30 in CDN coins
1930-S ......  Value = $3.90  Will pay $5.85 in CDN coins
1931 .........  Value = $3.90  Will pay $5.85 in CDN coins
1931-D ......  Value = $7.20  Will pay $10.80 in CDN coins
1931-S  ......  Value = $4.20  Will pay $6.30 in CDN coins

Totals:           Value = $23.40 Will pay $35.10 in CDN coins

(NGC Coin Values)

No AG coins.  I won't complain about coins better than G, but the price is still the same.  Payment will probably be mostly in CDN quarters.  I can be persuaded go a little heavier in other denominations if requested, or to look for a few specific modern CDN coins to be included, (if I have them), but I can't do more than a few special requests.

I'm in New Jersey, USA. Postage matters, A LOT, for me, so I am ideally looking for a single US trading partner to do the whole thing.  But even if you partially match my ideal partner and are interested, let me know.

Thanks!

 the most rare coins for a series are "relatively common"?  

http://www.ngccoin.com/poplookup/NumismediaPricing.aspx?SubCatID=31&Designation=MS&PopSubCat=Mercury-Dimes

Are you interested?  You'll see in the web page you cited that I quoted prices from NGC exactly correctly. The point is, paying 150% of the value for a coin is a good deal for the seller.

We're not talking about the 1916-D, the 1921, and the 1921-D which are way way higher in value. These coins in Good condition are very close in value to the other coins in the series.

So you are  only looking for dimes that are graded G? That is a good deal for Canadians! I just posted all my Mercuries into my collection, sadly I do not have a single one of your dimes.

  Hope you find them all!

Verweis : redsmithstudiosSo you are  only looking for dimes that are graded G? That is a good deal for Canadians!...

Exactly!  This should be of interest to a Canadian with the right mercury dimes.  I think that would be a win-win situation for both sides.

I am told Canadian money is used quite freely along the US side of the border, so it would work very well for someone in that area too.

Just an update, I found someone in Canada to take me up on this.  They received four pounds of Canadian coins from me, for which I paid a postage rate of USD$12.95 for International Priority Mail.  I didn't get these particular Mercury dimes, but I did get a decent amount of silver.   I paid a small premium over melt value, with coins I had no use for.  As we talked about, it's a win-win.