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1920s school gives up a few more

10/18/2013

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Drove by a small sidewalk project I had spotted in the dark last night downtown. Might be worth a go but it'll be a challenge. If we get rain it will be impossibly muddy. Instead today I went back to the school that gave up two Mercury dimes last week and I picked up two more along with some wheats and clad. That takes me to 40 silver coins for the "year" though I only picked the detector back up at the start of September!
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Significant finds:
1918-D Mercury dime
1940 Mercury dime
1913 Wheat cent
1921 Wheat cent
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    I'm Nick A. and I am a metal detector hobbyist in Central Ohio.  I have been metal detecting since 1990, and currently use the Minelab E-Trac detector.

    I am always happy to find silver coins (made before 1964) for my collection, as these are no longer in common circulation.

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