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you all have heard it many times well its true day started out with a penny here few hours went by by then i had two wheaties then i hit two indian head pennies within a 10 ft area just about time to go legs sore and then i got a 1243 but it was only 3 to 4 inches thought it was a clad dime so i cut a plug and to my suprise a 1915 barber dime a great way to end a 6 hour hunt dennis thanks for looking
 

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marinedad link=topic=13053.msg138829#msg138829 date=1366196145 said:
nice barber dennis, but you were supposed to leave one for me.
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iam sure there is a few more they just are getting harder to find you will have a chance dennis
 
Sweet looking dime Dennis. That 1902 IH looks really great. :congrats: on proving once again that no place is ever hunted out.
 
Congrats on the finds, Dennis, especially that 1915 Barber Dime! For some reason I have never been able to find a Barber Dime dated 1915. I have found one from every year from 1899-1916 except for the 1915.

Nice Indian Heads too!

:congrats:
 
Way to go :congrats: Thats a nice ending to a hunt and the barber and injuns are in great shape |:cheering:
 
thats a good hunt in my book. congrats!!!

oh..Tony Tony Tony. every barber dime but the 1915? are you bragging or complaining? lol lol. and here i sit never finding ANY barber dimes :hairpulling:
 
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