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Wheat cents were 1913,1914,1917,1925,1927,(2)1930,1932,(2)1934,1936,1938,1941,1942,1945,1949,1950,1955, 2 with no dates. the Canadian large cent was 1916, My only silver coin was a 1899 barber dime. You can see were iron was on it. And got a bunch of misc stuff. I tossed a pile of keys as usual. and had a pile of lead. Started at 8am got done at 6pm. I was bent on finding a silver coin. The wings also appear silver.
 

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wow lot of wheats:occasion14: good finds!!!!
 
I love hunts like that with lots of wheats, nice barber, and I think that wing is silver also, great hunt!
 
Wow..8 am till 6pm.... that's a long day. great digs and thanks for sharing!
 
Nice job on the Barber. You ought to able to be able make a loaf of bread with all that wheat!
 
Glad to see that barber was keeping all those wheats company. You just found my whole year's worth of wheats!!
 
Now that is a great hunt and the loot looks remarkably similar to my finds in old school yards! Congrats, Sub 8-)
 
hmm - you would be surprised what a pile of keys sells for...
 
hmm - you would be surprised what a pile of keys sells for...
the stainless and brass look about the same out of this soil. If I dug a interesting one I would keep it. But picking threw 100's of keys that I dug out of this park and separating brass from steel is a pain. I do keep the lead and copper.
 

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