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sparky661

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Oswego NY
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ETRAC ,T2 SE , Garret Pro pointer
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Metal Detecting
Went out the other day to a new spot and old farm house from the 1800s ... Hunted for about 2 hours with no coins, did find a musket ball and a 1953 dog tag but no coins . Then on the last hole it happened, I got a multiple signal and pinpointed to a buffalo nickel. Stuck the pinpointer back in the hole and it went off again!!! A mercury dime and then a barber dime and then lastly a barber quarter my first one !!! What a day it makes up for 100 bad days.... HH
 

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Nice! Thanks for sharing...
 
Great feeling that is! Wish it came in a bottle! Congrats!!
 
Nice going!

Does the Mercury dime have a mint mark?
 
Tell us you see a mint mark on the reverse of that 1916 merc ! I'd be ecstatic with that coin spill - looks like you buffed the daylights
out of those silvers !
 
Yeah what mint is that baby?
Great finds and a great hunt, congrats!
 
Same thoughts here :)
On the buffing and mint mark
 
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Same thoughts here :)
On the buffing and mint mark

Yes I MAAS them and no D mint mark. I clean my coins would never sell them that's up to the wife when I die.... Thanks for looking
 
Nice finds. Just an FYI, you completely destroyed any collector value with the cleaning. It appears you probably used baking soda. If that Merc was a 16-D you would have polished off well over $1,000 in value. Clean coins this way if that's the way you like them, but if you want to preserve collector value you want them to look as natural as possible. Many dug coins both copper and silver have been ruined by harsh cleaning.
 
Nice finds. Just an FYI, you completely destroyed any collector value with the cleaning. It appears you probably used baking soda. If that Merc was a 16-D you would have polished off well over $1,000 in value. Clean coins this way if that's the way you like them, but if you want to preserve collector value you want them to look as natural as possible. Many dug coins both copper and silver have been ruined by harsh cleaning.[/QUOTE

Nope used MAAS... And like I said I will never sell them
 
Nice finds. Congrats, that is quite a haul.
 

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