A half dozen silvers, including Barber's

basssmann

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This is a total for the week... ( 3 outings) Dusty, Jason and I went back to the Resort hotel... My finds were :

1903 Barber Quarter
1905 Barber Quarter

1913 Barber Dime

1941 Washington Quarter

1917 Mercury Dime
1924 Mercury Dime

A labor union watch fob.. 1920-30's
2 Ox Knobs

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Can you please leave a few for the rest of us :notworthy: Killer hunt, congrats.
 

Some nice Silvers. They cleaned up nicely. GL my friend.
 

Nice silver, Congrats!
 

Dude, awesome all the way
 

Beautiful coins, will never get tired of how good silver looks after it’s been in the ground for so many years, even multiple generations. Posts like these make me love checking in on the forums through the day. Keep up the true treasure hunting! GL on the hunts down the road. :icon_thumleft:
 

Very Nice!!! Congrats!!!
 

That is one nice little pile of silver. I like that fob also.
 

We could all use a place like that. Nice, very nice.
 

Your killing it Bassman! Keep em coming. Congrats
 

Very nice haul there! Can you say anything about cleaning those silvers? It looks like they cleaned up pretty nicely! Congrats!
 

Another awesome hunt bass like them Barbers...:icon_thumright:
 

I can almost taste those barber quarters! Grats on some fine hunting.
 

Awesome hunts, that's some sweet silver & really nice job cleaning them, nice going by the ox knobs & fob as well, congrats on the saves
 

bass, you monster! Way to go on some amazing finds, especially all those Barbers. Keep showing us how it's done!
 

xcopperstax, after checking to make sure they are not valuable... I rinse them under running water rubbing them easy with my fingers to get a the dirt off.. then take some baking powder and use a drop of water make a paste. Rub then easy between your fingers with a little of the paste, rinse under water again.. Don't rub them too much, or they will be too, shiny... you want them to look a little aged...
 

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