Tony Two-Cent
03-15-2015, 07:08 PM
Sunny and 68 degrees makes for very pleasant detecting conditions! :yes:
I started out early this morning and tried two old parks that I had never been to before but they were both a bust, not even a lone wheat cent. So I decided to go back to the park where I found the 2 Barber Dimes a few weeks ago.
Today at this park I ended up with 3 Indian Heads, 15 Wheat Cents, 4 Mercury Dimes, 1 Rosie and 1 Standing Liberty Quarter. It was a really fun day.
Today's finds:
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Nine of the Wheat Cents are from the teens:
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This 1896 Indian Head and 1910 Wheat Cent were together in the same hole:
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Six silvers today:
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I was super excited to find an SLQ! Too bad I scratched the obverse slightly. At first I thought it was dateless, but under magnification I can tell that it is a 1920-S.
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This marble was in the hole with the 1917-S Merc:
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Thanks for looking and happy hunting! :beerbuddy:
I started out early this morning and tried two old parks that I had never been to before but they were both a bust, not even a lone wheat cent. So I decided to go back to the park where I found the 2 Barber Dimes a few weeks ago.
Today at this park I ended up with 3 Indian Heads, 15 Wheat Cents, 4 Mercury Dimes, 1 Rosie and 1 Standing Liberty Quarter. It was a really fun day.
Today's finds:
6072760728
Nine of the Wheat Cents are from the teens:
60729
This 1896 Indian Head and 1910 Wheat Cent were together in the same hole:
6073060731
Six silvers today:
60732
I was super excited to find an SLQ! Too bad I scratched the obverse slightly. At first I thought it was dateless, but under magnification I can tell that it is a 1920-S.
607336073460735
This marble was in the hole with the 1917-S Merc:
60736
Thanks for looking and happy hunting! :beerbuddy: