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Friday Night Hunt. SLQ with date + old nickel spill

pointdlr

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My buddy Rob and I visited the old homestead I have been working on. The hunt started out slow, but picked up just before dark. The 6 wheats were found first with 2-1918's and a 1920 as highlights.
I found the cow tag? next. This is the 3rd one of these we have found in the yard. If anyone can id it, let me know. I think it is a cow tag.
I popped out the 2 Mercury's next within a small area. The older one is a 1920 S.
Then I hit the highlight with the SLQ. Only my 3rd ever, and the first one with a date. I was thrilled with the hunt at this point. Sorry for the bad closeup. It is late, and I don't feel like doing better.
My last dig of the night was a three nickel spill. It sounded like a pulltab, but it had a depth of about 6" so I decided to dig. The 1948 and the silver 1943 were at the bottom of the plug. I had to root a round a bit for the buffalo 1937, which I butchered in the process. I think they were stacked on top of each other. Look at the stain on the side of the 1948. I think the silver one was sitting on top of it. How cool is that to find 3 nickels in a hole and all three be different types.
Regards,
Jon Dickinson
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That's a nice Standing, I'd rather find them then any other quarter. (With the date, of course) Good hunting!
 
Love the SLQ! Great job!

~Tom
 
That SLQ is awesome!!! Congrats on a great hunt!!! :thumbsup:
 
Is the M to the right of the SLQ supposed to be there :wink:
 
Great hunt Jon.
The SLQ is a beauty! :thumbsup: Very nice finds.
-MM-
 
excellent finds :thumbsup:
 
Thanks for the replies. Hope everyone is finding the good stuff.

Alpha- Yes, the M is supposed to be on the coin. I asked the same question after I found my first one, and was told that the M is the initial for the guy who designed the coin.

Regards,
Jon Dickinson.
 
I love the SLQ. I'm still looking for my first silver quarter. Congrats on your finds!

HH,

Dr. Ace
 
standing liberty is nice, but there is just something about the nickles...i love the old nickles.
 
pointdlr said:
My last dig of the night was a three nickel spill. It sounded like a pulltab, but it had a depth of about 6" so I decided to dig. The 1948 and the silver 1943 were at the bottom of the plug. I had to root a round a bit for the buffalo 1937, which I butchered in the process. I think they were stacked on top of each other. Look at the stain on the side of the 1948. I think the silver one was sitting on top of it. How cool is that to find 3 nickels in a hole and all three be different types.

imagine 3 different types of nickels for spending as the norm!!!!!!
 
Cool, cool, cool.
Nice finds buddy.
 
Very nice job on the old nickel spill and the standing liberty quarter!!!! :thumbsup:
 

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