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I took off of work about 30 minutes early today to do some detecting before it got dark. I found a spot that I hadn't detected before. The first target I dug was a 1952 Canadian cent ~ a wheat cent that's so corroded that I can't make out the date ~ and a 1930-S Buffalo nickel ~ and a dateless Standing Liberty Quarter with a "D" mint mark. So then I call my buddy Ron to see where he was detecting at ~ he was just a few blocks away so came over to where I was. As soon as Ron got there I dug a 1944 Mercury Dime. Then just a few minutes after that Ron yells to me . . . . I didn't hear him right the first time ~ I thought he yelled "FIBER" . . . . so I looked up and yelled back, "WHAT?!" I see him looking at a coin in his hand and he yells again ~ this time I hear him more clearly, "BARBER!" ~ So I walk over to him and he hands me a 1916 Barber dime! NICE!!!!
Here's what all I dug today:
7 clad quarters
12 clad dimes
1 nickel
35 Memorial cents
one wheat cent (date?)
1930-S Buffalo nickel
1952 Jefferson nickel
1944 Mercury Dime
Dateless "D" mint Standing Liberty 25c
Here's what all I dug today:
7 clad quarters
12 clad dimes
1 nickel
35 Memorial cents
one wheat cent (date?)
1930-S Buffalo nickel
1952 Jefferson nickel
1944 Mercury Dime
Dateless "D" mint Standing Liberty 25c
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...EVERYONE is finding SLQ'S...EXCEPT ME
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