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Silver Quarter, 3 wheats

MikeOregon

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The University of Oregon neighborhood just keeps giving up the silver! Today's find was a 1940-S quarter, pretty worn, so I'm guessing it went into the ground in the late 50's or early 60's. The three wheat cents are stained by ground chemicals, so you'll have to trust me--all three mints are represented. They are a 1947 plain, a 1954-D, and a 1941-S.

Also, here's a pic of Saturday's find. I have no comment about that.

Thanks to "Oddcoins" for his assistance with the photos. I can't seem to shrink them to get them small enough to post, and he did it for me.

Mike
 

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That ring is definately differant. WTG
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NICE FINDS MIKE!!! SILVER QUARTER?! SWEET!!!!

And that ring ~ WOOHOO!! VERY VERY NICE!!! LOL
 
The ring is a nice oddity.
Congratulations on the silver Washington!
 
Super-D-Duper! Nice silver quarter. :icon_sunny: :icon_sunny:
 

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