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My first SLQ ~ 1949 & 1950 Silver Dimes ~ 1945 War nickel
Today I met Wayne & Ron at Skinner Butte Park in Eugene Oregon to do some detecting. I dug my first Standing Liberty Quarter (no date, 1917 to 1924 style ~ "S" mint) ~ 1949-S and 1950-D Silver Roosevelt dimes ~ 1945-S War nickel ~ and about $3.00 in clad. Also, I found a lead seal ~ one side reads USA, and the other side reads YNP. Anyone know what this lead seal was used for? What's YNP stand for?
Today I met Wayne & Ron at Skinner Butte Park in Eugene Oregon to do some detecting. I dug my first Standing Liberty Quarter (no date, 1917 to 1924 style ~ "S" mint) ~ 1949-S and 1950-D Silver Roosevelt dimes ~ 1945-S War nickel ~ and about $3.00 in clad. Also, I found a lead seal ~ one side reads USA, and the other side reads YNP. Anyone know what this lead seal was used for? What's YNP stand for?
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Maybe a wetal detector club practice coin, stands for "You Need Practice" J/K 
Nice digs. HH
