Does anyone know how to put a ":grin: on a wheatie?

[Phil]

Spent an hour at an old farm house close to home. Only made 2 decent finds and the rest were memorial pennies. :grin: Had to be some of the worst ground I've hunted with iron so thick the E-Trac nulled until I stopped sweeping the coil. I found a Rosie and a wheatie both at the base of large trees. I need to know how to put a &quot:grin: on that wheatie. lol There's a couple hundred dollars difference in the value of the plain and a &quot:grin: mint mark. If you can't see the coin dates the Rosie is a 46 and the wheatie is a 14 plain. :crying02:


http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g117/xzkt/11cents.jpg

[randy]

Sweet digs. I can Photoshop a D on for you lol

[angellionel]

I know the feeling when finding a plain 1914 wheat cent. :yes: Nice digs!

[CyberSage]

Here is how you do it.I dug this one on my birthday 3 years ago...

http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o187/CyberSageBH3300/1914DHead.jpg

lol Nice find! thanks for sharing.

Jack

[Ill Digger]

I know that feelin'! lol
I've got a few plain 1914's!
It's still a good find!!
Congrats on the goodies :grin:

[tanacat]

Oh bummer! :crying02: :crying02: :crying02:

I know how you feel- I have a 1909 IH that I was imagining an S (pretty bad shape obviously) my mom kept seeing it too lol Our eyes were hurting from looking through the loupe too long lol

[coinnut]

There are people that can slice it off another coin and epoxy it on that one, but I ain't one of them lol Much easier to take a 1944 D and skim off part of the 4' and make it into a one ;) But like the rest of us, I think you'll just have to be happy with the Philidelohia version :crying02: