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chukers

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I didn't get to go detecting today... but my luck is still with me... I haven't got anything in pocket change for a long time and nothing this good ever! I got excited twice... first to find a buffalo nickel in my change (thank you Walmart) and second it was a 1937!!!
All I needed then magnifying glass to look at the legs... but it was not meant to be... Any how a buffalo in my change is a good day for me!

Man... I want to search their cash register... maybe I should of asked for all nickels in change... oh well I'm not greedy... I am thankful for the one!

Chukers
 

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thats some high quality pocket change!!
 
good score you lucky dog I didnt get anything at walmart today
 
hmm! i thought the 36 was the three legged variety? willy
 
Cant beat that. :icon_thumleft:
 
dfx willy said:
hmm! i thought the 36 was the three legged variety? willy

1937 D 3 Leg $325.00 $538.42 $736.45 $1,365.00

unless the site I go to is wrong...
 
I think with the bad economy people are starting to dig deep into their dresser drawers for spending money. More & more silvers are being found in pocket change. Two weeks ago, my detecting partners wife was working at her store, & someone came in & spent $ 5.00 in coins. Three were S.B.A's , One was a Morgan dollar, & the last was a Peace dollar. Needless to say, she bought them from the drawer for her husband. Talk about a lucky day working !!!
 
Very Nice. It is a thrill to get old coins in your change. I recently found a 1960 Rosie on the surface of the ground, and a 1910 wheat back in change.

-PP
 

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