Sleepy Holow
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- Feb 2, 2013
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Sleepy's Most Wanted (Roosevelt Dimes)
After having searched through $7,110 worth of dimes, I figured I'd get a Whitman Coin book (1946-1964 Dimes). I'm going to make it my goal to fill it by the end of the year! To the right is my "Most Wanted" List to help keep track of my progress. I want all of my finds to be from CRHing, so I won't be purchasing any of them. Here goes nothing!  | 1)1955 2)1949-S 3)1955-D 4)1955-S 5)1950-S 6)1954-S 7)1949-D 8)1946-S 9)1949 10)1951-S 11)1958 12)1947-S | 13)1948-S 14)1953-S 15)1952-S 16)1950-D 17)1947-D 18)1950 19)1948-D 20)1953 21)1951-D 22)1946-D 23)1960 24)1962 | 25)1948 26)1959 27)1961 28)1952 29)1951 30)1954-D 31)1956-D 32)1956 33)1957-D 34)1954 35)1947 36)1952-D | 37)1963 38)1953-D 39)1958-D 40)1957 41)1959-D 42)1960-D 43)1961-D 44)1946 45)1962-D 46)1963-D 47)1964 48)1964-D gray = found black = Wanted |
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To say the least, I learned a lot more about my newfound CRHing landscape today. The big dollar coins, halves, and even a 1968 Canandian Dime with strong magnetic properties all let me down today, but my dime box was able to eek out a Most Wanted Dime on just my third day back. I saw the date said 1948, but hadn't turned it over quite yet. My wife said, "What do you need it so say?" I said, "S". She got this big smile on her face and I flipped it over real quick like and couldn't believe it was an 'S'! 
Almost seemed too easy. We're now down to just eight Rosies left on the Most Wanted List - I'm looking at you 1953! Hopefully this '53 holdout doesn't end up on Twitch's White Whale list!
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