lonesomebob
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Is a 1952 rosie a keeper? Bob
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ANY silver coin is a keeper in my book! The thrill of seeing that glint of silver in the dark soil gets the heart pumping a bit faster. The anticipation of reaching in and pulling it out to see what it is. Sitting back for a moment to think about who might have lost the coin fifty years ago.
Yes, any silver coin is a keeper. Congrats on your find!!!
Yes, any silver coin is a keeper. Congrats on your find!!!
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Heck yes!
Silver coins worth more than face value are:
Dimes and Quarters dated 1964 or before
Half dollars dated 1970 and before
Silver coins worth more than face value are:
Dimes and Quarters dated 1964 or before
Half dollars dated 1970 and before
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Any silver coin before 1964 is a keeper, except Kennedys 
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