MidMoTreasure
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- Mid-Missouri
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- Minelab CTX 3030, Minelab E-Trac, Garrett Super Sluice, Banjo Pan
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I dug a Buffalo nickel this past weekend that was well-corroded thanks to the Missouri soil. It is a 1918-D, or at least I am 98% sure it is a 1918-D. The last "8" looks like it may be struck over a "7." Due to the corrosion and my treasure-addled brain, I WANT to see it as a 1918/17-D. I appreciate a fresh look by different eyes to shoot down my hopes and dreams of finding a rarity.
I could not get a good image of the date head-on with my camera or microscope due to the corrosion. Only the angle shots reveal the detail. Please take a look at the four images for me and give me your opinions.
*Edited with better photos
I could not get a good image of the date head-on with my camera or microscope due to the corrosion. Only the angle shots reveal the detail. Please take a look at the four images for me and give me your opinions.
*Edited with better photos
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