Bucknut
11-02-2017, 01:40 PM
As usual I went to a nearby park to detect during my lunch today. Decided to wonder in the woods to avoid the drizzle that was falling. Found a clad nickel right away. About 20 minutes later I got a nickel tone deep and scratchy. In my pile I saw it and rubbed it up a bit and was thrilled to see a V nickel. Reswept the hole and I got an even fainter nickel tone and when I redug the hole I found a 1935 Buff. Then 5 feet away I got a shallow nickel tone and found a very dirty nickel and when I gave it a rub it shined right up! This one is a 1942 P War nik.
Dirty:
61421
Rinsed:
61419
61420
I only dug 4 coins and they were all nickels AND all different kinds so in a way this was really a Quadfecta.
Also if you look close there seems to be an S mint mark on the V nickel. It is a 1912 so maybe? I will take it home and put it under my loop and let you know. If it does have an S then it would be a key date...too bad I whacked it but nickels are not worth much when they have been in the ground.
Thanks for looking! Jared
Dirty:
61421
Rinsed:
61419
61420
I only dug 4 coins and they were all nickels AND all different kinds so in a way this was really a Quadfecta.
Also if you look close there seems to be an S mint mark on the V nickel. It is a 1912 so maybe? I will take it home and put it under my loop and let you know. If it does have an S then it would be a key date...too bad I whacked it but nickels are not worth much when they have been in the ground.
Thanks for looking! Jared