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Seated on a Buffalo in the Wheat

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I have been hunting several older lots over the past couple of days & came home with a few keepers. I spent about 2 hours on each lot and went over them in a different direction than I have been going. Everything started out with silver 1950, then my first seated dime 1871, Then my first buffalo, no date, a few wheat's & off to another lot. First coin 1929 buffalo, then a few more wheat's. Off to the last lot and again another buffalo, 1917s a key date for buffalo's. a few more wheat's then finally a quarter signal, I'm hoping old and out popped a size 10 silver cub scout ring, this makes 13 rings for the year. A little more time & a lot of pull tabs later I gave it up, I did find a cattle truck to haul all of my buffalo's home in which was nice. The wheat's are 17s 19 29d 36s 41 41s 44 44s 45s 56d & 58d nothing special but they are keepers.
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P.S. I forgot about the police escort for the truck.
 
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Very nice finds,Congrats

fortbball9
 
That is some nice first finds.
 
plehbah said:
Seated coins are the pinnacle of numismatic treasure for most town hunters.

Have you heard that tot-lots are full of silver and gold, and are being replenished on a daily basis?
I have heard that but it does not happen around here.
 
Yes congrats!
 
some very nice finds there....Matt
 
i had to read your post title a couple times lol.........great finds!
 
Thanks for the replys, I have a few more finds that I need to get pics of and post before I take off for New Zeland next week.
I doubt I will take my md with me because I don't know what to expect over there. I guess If things work out I will buy a cheap one there.
 
Awesome finds! keep it up and Hh :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
 

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