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Mercury's density implies that 65% of the planet is metal-rich core, thus it would be the most metal-rich of the terrestrial planets.

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Mercury is considered the most metal-rich terrestrial planet in our solar system, with a core composed mainly of iron and nickel. Its high metal content is believed to be due to intense bombardment during the early stages of planetary formation.

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