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10-19-10=$1.00.5; first four silver day

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Folks,
I got out to the old ski hill that is now a horse farm on Tuesday and had my first four silver day; 4 quarters: my 2nd ever SLQ (1926-D, other one was found at the same site recently), and three Washingtons ('43, '56, '62-D). They were basically two ski pocket spills as I found two sets of quarters less than a foot apart (but 300 yards from each other). I also found the 1/2 cent; I assume it is a Canadian coin. It is strange that a coin of such low denomination is holed; perhaps it had sentimental meaning to the person who lost it. I plan to hit the old ski slope tomorrow; perhaps I can increase my highest career silver day total in the same week.
HH to all!
Peace,
T-man
 

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Good finds. I wish I had a silver day like that :icon_thumright:
 
nice uns!!!! MR TUFF
 
The half Penny is actually from Great Britain. I see the hole, wonder if somebody had it on a string around their neck once upon a time...
 
Awesome finds Congratulations [detecting]
TTH
 

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