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I met Ron and Richard for a full day of detecting downtown. We had a great time! Ron found three silver Roosevelt dimes! Here's what I found:
19 clad quarters
29 clad dime
5 nickels
113 memorial cents
8 wheat cents 29-S, 30-S, 36-S, 37, 41-S, 42-S, 46-S, 46-S
1979-D Kennedy half dollar
1976 L.T.D. bus token
Arcade token
1918-S Buffalo nickel
1935-S Silver Quarter
metal toy soldier
The 1935-S quarter & 1918-S Buffalo nickel were in the same hole. First I dug the silver quarter ~ I put back the plug and started walking toward Ron to show him. On the way to Ron I noticed a discolored "ring" on the back of the coin ~ you know, that ring left when there's another coin sitting next to the coin! So Ron & I went back to where I dug the quarter and Ron took a couple swings over the area with his Explorer SE ~ he says "I bet it's a Buffalo nickel" ~ I re-dug the plug and sure enough, there was a 1918-S Buffalo nickel! SWEET!!
19 clad quarters
29 clad dime
5 nickels
113 memorial cents
8 wheat cents 29-S, 30-S, 36-S, 37, 41-S, 42-S, 46-S, 46-S
1979-D Kennedy half dollar
1976 L.T.D. bus token
Arcade token
1918-S Buffalo nickel
1935-S Silver Quarter
metal toy soldier
The 1935-S quarter & 1918-S Buffalo nickel were in the same hole. First I dug the silver quarter ~ I put back the plug and started walking toward Ron to show him. On the way to Ron I noticed a discolored "ring" on the back of the coin ~ you know, that ring left when there's another coin sitting next to the coin! So Ron & I went back to where I dug the quarter and Ron took a couple swings over the area with his Explorer SE ~ he says "I bet it's a Buffalo nickel" ~ I re-dug the plug and sure enough, there was a 1918-S Buffalo nickel! SWEET!!
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