FreeBirdTim
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1910 Barber Quarter and a 1925 Wheatie! Eyeball Finds at a 1940's Bottle Dump!
Still digging at my 1940's bottle dump. Way too much junk metal around to detect, but I did come up with two eyeball finds. The first was a 1925 wheatie, which is a good find. I was bummed that it wasn't a silver coin, but I figured there had to be more where that came from. I was right!
About 10 minutes after I found the wheatie, I spotted a REALLY grungy quarter. I rubbed the back a little and realized it was a Barber! Turned out to be from 1910! I can't believe I eyeballed a 1910 Barber quarter in a dump full of broken bottles and rusty metal!
Here's a few pics. The wheatie cleaned up nice, but the Barber still has some tar or something stuck to it. I'll have to work on getting that gunk off some other time. Still a great find, though!
Still digging at my 1940's bottle dump. Way too much junk metal around to detect, but I did come up with two eyeball finds. The first was a 1925 wheatie, which is a good find. I was bummed that it wasn't a silver coin, but I figured there had to be more where that came from. I was right!
About 10 minutes after I found the wheatie, I spotted a REALLY grungy quarter. I rubbed the back a little and realized it was a Barber! Turned out to be from 1910! I can't believe I eyeballed a 1910 Barber quarter in a dump full of broken bottles and rusty metal!
Here's a few pics. The wheatie cleaned up nice, but the Barber still has some tar or something stuck to it. I'll have to work on getting that gunk off some other time. Still a great find, though!
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