bula
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Went out yesterday for a two hour hunt, the lot has a house on it that was built in the 40's so my hope for some good silver was high. I found a bunch of clad and a few wheat's that went into my pocket. I was about to give up when I got a solid dime signal ,so I dug a plug and sure enough there was the glimmer of silver. I placed it into my special pocket not wanting to scratch it as it looked almost un-circulated. When I got home I rinsed off the Penny's and then carefully took out the merc. As I washed it off I could see every detail in the coin and the luster is great, by this time I'm thinking fine to x-fine. It turned out to be a 1943 s and is in great shape. I then went to the pennies and looked at them, I could not believe it when the first and the best of the bunch was a 1931s. After inspecting it I soaked it for awhile to remove the little crust that was on it, & it came out very nice. I am guessing like the dime fine to x-fine. The other wheat's were all prior to 1940 but only the 31 was a key date. The pics are a little blurry but the coins look much better than the pics.

any idea what you might grade them?

any idea what you might grade them?
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