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My oldest dime find ever!

Immy

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During my updated route of 11 machines (up from eight) I approached a CS and saw something small and coin-looking on the ledge. Didn't get my hopes up, having been burned by lithium batteries too many times (not literally) so I picked it up along with a couple of coins in the tray and reject chute. Lo and behold it was another jaw-dropper of a find - a 1913 Barber dime - which now becomes my oldest dime find, surpassing the 1917 Merc found on 10/4/20. Keep on searchin'!
 

During my updated route of 11 machines (up from eight) I approached a CS and saw something small and coin-looking on the ledge. Didn't get my hopes up, having been burned by lithium batteries too many times (not literally) so I picked it up along with a couple of coins in the tray and reject chute. Lo and behold it was another jaw-dropper of a find - a 1913 Barber dime - which now becomes my oldest dime find, surpassing the 1917 Merc found on 10/4/20. Keep on searchin'!
I take you found beside a church? Or old park? In a large city? I have seen a pattern of small town guys, either searching on farms or old homesites, they find a lot more. I’m a large city guy, I like yourself found two old silver coins this year 2025, a silver dime from 1910 in August and a silver quarter from 1928 in September, I was ecstatic about both. Others in small towns are showing 200 to 250 silvers a year. I run my own race though, I do get worked up sometimes why I don’t find more, but hey it’s quality over quantity. More will come hopefully in the new year. Congratulations on your 1913 dime!
 
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During my updated route of 11 machines (up from eight) I approached a CS and saw something small and coin-looking on the ledge. Didn't get my hopes up, having been burned by lithium batteries too many times (not literally) so I picked it up along with a couple of coins in the tray and reject chute. Lo and behold it was another jaw-dropper of a find - a 1913 Barber dime - which now becomes my oldest dime find, surpassing the 1917 Merc found on 10/4/20. Keep on searchin'!
Great find! It's amazing what you spot on the shelves, out in the open. People put aside the older designs, probably thinking they're foreign coins or tokens.
 

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