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dirtyJohn

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Whiskey Junction, IL
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Went to the same place I went last week and found a 1913 Barber dime and a 1920 Buffalo nickel and a bunch of bullet casings and junk. So far I've found no modern clad at this site and it's not too junkie so there should be alot more in this date range maybe a little bit older to. Thanks for reading.
HH
John
 

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light steel wool on that buff might help, try it on a crusty Jefferson one 1st.. that buff a d it is worth a few bucks!!! MR TUFF
 
Mr Tuff said:
light steel wool on that buff might help, try it on a crusty Jefferson one 1st.. that buff a d it is worth a few bucks!!! MR TUFF
Plastic bristle brush on the buff and your fingernails
Love those just dug pics.
 
Nice looking dime. great digs.
 

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