Friday Night Hunt. SLQ with date + old nickel spill

pointdlr

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My buddy Rob and I visited the old homestead I have been working on. The hunt started out slow, but picked up just before dark. The 6 wheats were found first with 2-1918's and a 1920 as highlights.
I found the cow tag? next. This is the 3rd one of these we have found in the yard. If anyone can id it, let me know. I think it is a cow tag.
I popped out the 2 Mercury's next within a small area. The older one is a 1920 S.
Then I hit the highlight with the SLQ. Only my 3rd ever, and the first one with a date. I was thrilled with the hunt at this point. Sorry for the bad closeup. It is late, and I don't feel like doing better.
My last dig of the night was a three nickel spill. It sounded like a pulltab, but it had a depth of about 6" so I decided to dig. The 1948 and the silver 1943 were at the bottom of the plug. I had to root a round a bit for the buffalo 1937, which I butchered in the process. I think they were stacked on top of each other. Look at the stain on the side of the 1948. I think the silver one was sitting on top of it. How cool is that to find 3 nickels in a hole and all three be different types.
Regards,
Jon Dickinson
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That's a nice Standing, I'd rather find them then any other quarter. (With the date, of course) Good hunting!
 

That SLQ is awesome!!! Congrats on a great hunt!!! :thumbsup:
 

Is the M to the right of the SLQ supposed to be there :wink:
 

Great hunt Jon.
The SLQ is a beauty! :thumbsup: Very nice finds.
-MM-
 

Thanks for the replies. Hope everyone is finding the good stuff.

Alpha- Yes, the M is supposed to be on the coin. I asked the same question after I found my first one, and was told that the M is the initial for the guy who designed the coin.

Regards,
Jon Dickinson.
 

pointdlr said:
My last dig of the night was a three nickel spill. It sounded like a pulltab, but it had a depth of about 6" so I decided to dig. The 1948 and the silver 1943 were at the bottom of the plug. I had to root a round a bit for the buffalo 1937, which I butchered in the process. I think they were stacked on top of each other. Look at the stain on the side of the 1948. I think the silver one was sitting on top of it. How cool is that to find 3 nickels in a hole and all three be different types.

imagine 3 different types of nickels for spending as the norm!!!!!!
 

Cool, cool, cool.
Nice finds buddy.
 

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