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Nice variety of toasty coins from the water

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Found a nice little productive spot along the bay today. 3 dateless largies, 5 indians, 1927 Buffalo, 1936 quarter and one of the worst looking war nickels you will ever see(lower right). Also got a shot 1940 nickel. Few relics including a National Cash Register key fob
 

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Good days work there Toasted. Yeah that nickel is just a bit crustier than your tree shilling or hammy. :laughing7:
 
The water wasn't kind to the coinage.
Reminds me of some heavy clay fields saturated in cow pi$$, coinage gets eaten up also it seems.
Still you got on a lot of targets, congrats.
 
Good thing you saved those from getting even toastier! :icon_thumright:
 
Good hunting! :icon_thumright:
 
Great finds regardless of Condition!!!!
 
Nice!!! Congrats!!!
 
Good days work there Toasted. Yeah that nickel is just a bit crustier than your tree shilling or hammy. :laughing7:

Thanks. Its nearly impossible to get a decent condition coper coin from the water. Silver fairs better but not always
 

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