1884 Canadian Dime!

Brentallica

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Door knocking Sunday and today landed me 3 pretty old yards that were holding a few keepers. The 1884 Canadian Dime was a surprise. Also recovered 2 Mercs (26, 44), 43 War Nickel, 1903 IH, 1932 Canadian Cent and some Chinese coin, I think :icon_scratch: The Dog Tag was a cool surprise but needed a bath before I could make it out. These three yards were holding 34 Wheaties ranging from 1910 to 57D. Good luck out there!!
 

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The Recovery Agents

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Very nice! Way to go on the Canadian dime. How many hours does that treasure represent?
 

Mike from MI

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Nice! I got an 1888 Canadian dime at the Fair grounds one time. Love the dog tag too! :thumbsup:
 

billydabeeg

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Nice digs. I love those old dog tags. I've got several from the turn of the century. That Canadian is sweet too.
 

Mackaydon

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As you may know, that 1884 dime (0.925 fine silver) is also one of the most valuable of that series (1858-1901). With only 150k minted, a few years ago the retail value in VG-8 was $140 and in F-12 $300. (In MS-63 it was worth $10k !!)
Great finds,
Don.......
 

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Brentallica

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The Recovery Agents said:
Very nice! Way to go on the Canadian dime. How many hours does that treasure represent?


Thanks for the comments guys!
Had a little over 2 hours into each yard so probably 6-8 hours detecting time total.
Brent
 

fistfulladirt

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Brent you've been raking in the oldies all year! Nice old dog tag and great old key date canadian dime. Looks like a nice pile o wheats too. Congrats, I got out today and tried 100 y.o. yard, was digging newer pennies down around 6-7" - skunked!
 

postalgriff

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YEAH BUDDY!...>Sweet finds bro!....that Canadian dime is a killer find. Plus nice bunch of silver, wheats, and injun. the Chinese coin looks like its from the Kwong-shui era which dates 1875-1908. Good hunting bro, congrats on all your sweet finds! :thumbsup:
 

Michiganne

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Sweet digs, Brent. :icon_thumleft: Great coins but that dog tag is primo. WTG :hello2:

HH
 

mydejavooo

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Suh-weeeeet!!! I recently found an older Chinese coin like that one, and I was floored!! Way to go!!! :thumbsup:

DeJa
 

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