mountainman 2
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I stopped after work today and picked up a one box of cents, nickels and dimes. I quickly edged searched the dimes and didn't see any silver and found nine common wheats in the cents. Nickel box was better. Hiding in the box were 6 buffalo nickels. I think this beats my record for Buffalo nickels in one box. Only 3 had clear readable dates; the others had partial dates or a corroded surface. Top left to right(partial date 1925-S,partial date unreadable,1936)Bottom left to right(1918?,1928-S,1938-D). The 1938-D has a full horn on the reverse. I also found a 1939 that has some good detail. You can't see it in the pic but it has most of the steps. Even though it's a common date, it should find a place in my album. Thanks for looking,HH-MM2
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