1914 Barber dime from thrift store garment

GatorBoy

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It never hurts to check the pockets of old looking clothing.
This was in the inside pocket of a dress coat.
What a surprise!

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That's a cool recovery, never found any $ in books or clothing.
Kudos.
Carl
 

That's a cool recovery, never found any $ in books or clothing.
Kudos.
Carl

Yeah.. The books are another trick.
Also under any lining in old jewelry boxes.. or behind old paintings.
 

What is the mint mark because if im not mistaken the 1914
D is worth some money.
 

It never hurts to check the pockets of old looking clothing.
This was in the inside pocket of a dress coat.
What a surprise!

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Nice job.... All around !
 

It's funny I put a link to this post on my Facebook page and stated that I might have better luck doing the same thing instead of using a detector...anyway I went out detecting about an hour later today and guess what I found? A 1914 Barber dime!
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What is the mint mark because if im not mistaken the 1914
D is worth some money.

There is no mint mark.. So I think that means Philadelphia.
Its worth more than the melt value anyway.
 

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