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Heres a crappy V Nickel

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Spent about 3 hours hunting today and pulled this V nickel in ROUGH shape. I think its 1912 but im not sure.
 

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Whats wrong with that? I'd take it, they are hard to find. :thumbsup: jgas
 
Im not complaining just saying its rough!! ;D

Sat in Salt encrusted sand for about 90 years probably
 
Good find for a 3 hour taking. :icon_thumright: :icon_thumleft:
 
Not crappy...scrappy!
 
Hey...I'll trade you lol...my one and only found V nickel is a lot uglier than yours. It came from inside this concretion, I should have left the clump together! :tongue3:
 

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Any V nickel is a good V nickel!!!
Semper Fi,
Bunker
 
Heck,all mine but maybe one are even readable!!My soil turns them red
 
It's either 1912 or 1942 (which would make it a one of a kind coin)

Seriously though...there is no such thing as a "crappy" V nickel. Any time you dig one of those babies, it's a good day.
 
Congrats on the V!

I've found many worse than that!

They seem to take a beating in the ground. Though I found one in an old coin purse last year that was still silver on one side.

Finding Liberty Nickels is always a treat!

Congrats again!

Good Luck,
Mark
 
Sat in salt ? I see your from salt lake city. Did you find it aroud the lake there ??? Still a nice find as many people even around te east never find one
 

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