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1892-S Barber Half Dollar. key date .

Roger Mn.

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I went detecting at Quarry Hill park today and found this 1892-S Barber Half and the 1947-D Roosevelt Dime.
I was having a little trouble digging the sod out. There was a rock about 2 inches down and I jam ed the digging tool in on an angle and hit the coin. Who would have guessed it would be a key date. I got an older coin book and it says $250. in G-4.
Any Ideas as to how much it's worth now. roger
 

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Nice find, sorry about the scratch.
 
:hello2: Nice :hello2:
HH Soup
 
Re: nice find...

pat (chicago) said:
PCGS online says 265.
Thanks Pat .
 
Ouch!! As hard as the dirt was where I was hunting I was scared I ws going to do the same thing!
 
Don't worry too much about the scratch Rodger,
it's now part of it's history. :notworthy:
 
Congrats on that key date Barber. Not sure of value now, but heaven forbid whatever you do, don't CLEAN it! Oh, the horror of a cleaned coin! (Personally, I could not care less if I clean a coin or not, even a key date, because it's my coin for as long as I live).
 
awesome dime!!!! Awesome half!!!! i would be very happy with that find!!! :thumbsup:
 
awesome!! those barber 1/2s are fun to dig nice hunt! krazyhorses
 
Scratch one of those anytime, if it helped me fine one. Nice! I love Barber Half's.
 
Thanks for the replies and dig a big plug so you don't damage you finds. :thumbsup:
 
Join the Club!
We are more than a few, almost all of us have scratched a coin or three.
But only the few, the shameless, and the haunted, can lay claim to killing a key date.
Decades from now, you may laugh.
Big hunk of silver though, ya gotta admit.
 

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Join the Club!
We are more than a few, almost all of us have scratched a coin or three.
But only the select, the shameless, and the haunted, can lay claim to killing a key date.
Decades from now, you may laugh.
Big hunk of silver though, ya gotta admit.
 

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CurbdiggerCarl57 said:
Join the Club!
We are more than a few, almost all of us have scratched a coin or three.
But only the select, the shameless, and the haunted, can lay claim to killing a key date.
Decades from now, you may laugh.
Big hunk of silver though, ya gotta admit.
Gee, all the pain has gone away now. Some how I fell better.
When I started detecting years ago I use to probe for my coins sometimes with my hunting knife. I was lucky that I didn't find coins with a lot of value. That was a nice 14-d you found. Maybe the scratch could be buffed out. :thumbsup:
 
Nice silvers :icon_thumright:
I've done a few in also, slaughtered this once fine coin.
 

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Congrats on the Key. Nice to find something with some value once in a while.

2010 red book 225
 
Awesome find!
 

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