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Weather has been brutal but it got a little bit warmer today but still raining. Dug about seven targets but five were keepers. Two buttons, toasted KG I or III?, toasted V nickel and bent and dateless SLQ. Not bad for a 45 minute hunt
 

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Looks like the SLQ my digging buddy got a couple weeks ago. Ours looked like a dog got to it.
 
Not bad at all!!! I literally have yet to dig any of those! Great job!
 
That SLQ is around 1916?
 
Sweet finds, Congrats!!!
 
Heck no,that was a nice 45 minute hunt.
 
That is one of the older SLQ,but the first D one was 1917.
 
Nice finds, congratulations! :occasion14:
 
Very nice finds! Congrats! :icon_thumleft: The SLQ is on my bucket list! Why are they so hard to find? Well around here they are!
 
Very nice finds! Congrats! :icon_thumleft: The SLQ is on my bucket list! Why are they so hard to find? Well around here they are!

Thanks. They were only minted for around 13 years but far more common a find for me over a Barber quarter. Finding an SLQ in good condition, especially the earlier ones, is quite rare though but I got mine a few years ago
 

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The 1916 is worth some bucks pretty rare good job!!!11
 

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