Mr. Silverfinger
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Went to a secluded area with trails and a soccer field to hike and decided to go for a short hunt afterwards. It was extremely hot and humid so I told myself 20 minutes and that's it. I was not expecting to find much as the area looked newer. First plug was an old pull tab. I thought oh.. maybe this place is old. Second target... old copper shield that says Acova Park on one side and 15 on the other... Not sure what this is. Next hole.... a modern Jefferson.... My last and final hole (Sweating to death)... looked like a foreign coin in the plug, but turned out to be an 1832 bust dime and in amazing condition. I couldn't believe it. My oldest coin to date. After I dug it I said to myself, "You know what, your not going to top this ;eave while your on top." I will definitely be going back to this location tomorrow.
By the way how would you grade this dime? I know nothing about grading coins. Looks really nice to me for being in the ground. Very little if any wear.
By the way how would you grade this dime? I know nothing about grading coins. Looks really nice to me for being in the ground. Very little if any wear.
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