Barber Baby

[XP-Man]

I got a 11 inch coil for my XP Deus week. Its been sitting there because how busy I been at work. Well i was gained access to a site in the original settlement in my town. The yard was small but in a prime spot. I pulled out alot of trash but the highlights of the day was a 1898 Barber Dime and a Wheat. I only had a hour to hunt this morning but ill go back when I get some more time. The coins are taking a bath and ill post them when they are clean. Here is a few shots from this morning

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[XP-Man]

barber is cooking

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[park pirate]

Why shock it, just a little baking soda and water will do the trick.. Nice finds bro..

 

[CaptainCoil]

Nice coin! Congrats!

 

[XP-Man]

All Clean

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[Diggin Dude]

Awesome find!! Love those Barber dimes, small target, fun to find.

 

[I-DIG-IT]

Nice digs.

 

[XP-Man]

thanls

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[beez0404]

Very nice barber dime. As suggested try to clean your silver coins first with a baking soda and water paste. If that doesn't work zap em.

 

[Agent Green]

Congrats on the silver!!
Soak your silvers in vinegar, it wont hurt the coin and cleans them just like new..

 

[Davers]

barber is cooking

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My First Thought OUCH!

Congratz on the Dime.. I hope it turns out Well.

Davers

 

[Davers]

All Clean

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Ill be Honest with you , Please Don't Do that to a Semi Key or Key date Silver Coin.

The look just does not "float my Boat" . But That's just my Opinion.

Carefully Research Rather You Should Clean Or Not to Clean & Your Method of Cleaning.

Still a great Coin , Your doing Better Than Me , I have not dug A Barber in Years.

Not trying to be Mean.

I degraded my First Barber Dime over 14 years ago & it Still Bothers Me.

Davers

 

[XP-Man]

i hear ya most of my silver cones out clean or with so soap being not a key date and wanted to try it i did. oh well life lesson

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