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Hello!
I was able to spend about an hour today detecting for my lunch break. I dug some clad, a 1956 wheat cent, and a 1926 Merc dime! This is my silver coin find #95 for the year! Only five more to go until I hit my goal of 100!
Most of the silver coins I dig have uneven surface toning so I usually will clean 'em up with a paste made from baking soda and water . . . . . but this 1926 Merc dime isn't too bad looking ~ it's got a very nice gun-metal gray toning that's very even all over the coin ~ so I didn't clean it up like I usually do ~ just ran it under warm water and brushed off the dirt with my fingers.
I took a close-up pic of the date area . . . . . I'm not sure why . . . . just for fun I guess!
Thanks for looking!
Neil
I was able to spend about an hour today detecting for my lunch break. I dug some clad, a 1956 wheat cent, and a 1926 Merc dime! This is my silver coin find #95 for the year! Only five more to go until I hit my goal of 100!
Most of the silver coins I dig have uneven surface toning so I usually will clean 'em up with a paste made from baking soda and water . . . . . but this 1926 Merc dime isn't too bad looking ~ it's got a very nice gun-metal gray toning that's very even all over the coin ~ so I didn't clean it up like I usually do ~ just ran it under warm water and brushed off the dirt with my fingers.
I took a close-up pic of the date area . . . . . I'm not sure why . . . . just for fun I guess!
Thanks for looking!
Neil
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