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I met Goingdown and hit the old colonial homestead today...got several wheats, three buckles, a what's it? (at bottom of picture), a spoon, and a nice 1914 Barber dime. Not a bad day out there (pretty warm now here in NY). Thanks to Wayne for the photos.
 

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great barber dime there
 
pretty sweet dime! ill bet theres a lot more where that one came from!
 
Nice Barber Bergie. :thumbsup:
Congrats,
MM
 
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