flinthunter
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A no date buffalo, a 1936 buffalo, and a 1905 liberty head. All from the same hole. Nothing rare or unusual, but fun to find.
3 Nickel Pocket Spill
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Gimmie The Loot
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Pretty sweet nickel pile there! Think those will polish up at all or are old nickels always corroded like that?
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Awesome old spill!!!! 
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Nice little pile of nickles to find.
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Nice Nickel spill
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Pocket spills are fun to find! Especially if there nice old coins like yours 
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NICE ! 
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