Silverslug
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I took up metal detecting April of 2014. Since then I've been hunting about five times a week. When I come home from a hunt I drop my finds, (mostly coins) into a cardboard box I keep under my bed. After accumulating over 2,000 coins, I decided it was time to buy a tumbler and clean up my coins and cash them in. I was picking some coins out of the tumbler, today, when I noticed a dime with a silver edge and some frosty silver-white showing through. It stuck out like a sore thumb because the other coins came out a metallic grey. It's a 1953-D silver Roosevelt, just my 4th silver ever. Problem is, I have no idea whatsoever where it came from. It appears to have been painted. Silvers have been few and far between for me, so I feel lucky to have found it.
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