A 1943 B-E-A-U-T FELLAS

[ixKNIVESxi]

neighbors yard! barely any cleaning needed. pretty much came out like that except a few thumb swipes!

Hays, Kansas holds history.

 

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[Peyton Manning]

That’s silver for ya

 

[ixKNIVESxi]

That’s silver for ya

Yea really amazing how it can sit in the dirt for GAWHD knows how long and have zero tarnish

 

[ixKNIVESxi]

neighbors yard! barely any cleaning needed. pretty much came out like that except a few thumb swipes!

Hays, Kansas holds history.
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ya'll also got my fingerprints in there hahahaha

 

[pepperj]

Congrats on the silver.

From the wear the quarter might of been in circulation for 20 yrs.
Some soils are kind and don't do much to silvers.
Digging a key date and a thumb rub might rub the value in a negative direction.

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

Well done !

 

[Almy]

Not quite as old as I am!

 

[xr7ator]

I found a silver quarter in a friends yard and went and got him to flip the plug and pull the coin and go clean off the dirt. It is a well worn 1940 but with the D mint mark and much rarer than a 1940 philly coin. Anyway...he rubbed the dirt off before getting it wet and it's all scratched up from that and ruined any real numismatic value it had.
Not a big deal but I sure wish I had cleaned it correctly.

 

[ixKNIVESxi]

Congrats on the silver.

From the wear the quarter might of been in circulation for 20 yrs.
Some soils are kind and don't do much to silvers.
Digging a key date and a thumb rub might rub the value in a negative direction.

well now i know. and knowing is half the battle! i couldnt see the date though! haha

 

[ixKNIVESxi]

I found a silver quarter in a friends yard and went and got him to flip the plug and pull the coin and go clean off the dirt. It is a well worn 1940 but with the D mint mark and much rarer than a 1940 philly coin. Anyway...he rubbed the dirt off before getting it wet and it's all scratched up from that and ruined any real numismatic value it had.
Not a big deal but I sure wish I had cleaned it correctly.

either way. i find the historical and educational value far exceeds and monetary value; in all finds. Just to think about who may have carried a thing piques my interest more than any other aspect of an item

 

[oldmxrat]

Congrats on the silver!

 

[TORRERO]

Congrats on the silver.

From the wear the quarter might of been in circulation for 20 yrs.
Some soils are kind and don't do much to silvers.
Digging a key date and a thumb rub might rub the value in a negative direction.

is 1943 a key date ?

 

[pepperj]

is 1943 a key date ?

Didn't say it was this one was.

What if it was this one instead.
One thumb rub away from taking the $$$ out of the equation.