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Here are a few more of the coins I have unearthed over the years metal detecting. As you can see there are some Indian Head Pennies, Mercury Dimes, Buffalo Nickels, etc.
Nothing of any value, just a lot of fun doing something I like to do.
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Mercury DimesAfter a 25-year run, the Barber dime was replaced in 1916 by a coin known v…
Buffalo NickelsAfter the Liberty Head nickel was discontinued at the end of 1912, the Buff…
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cool ill get a detector one day id love to get into it
lundy,
Thank you very much for visiting. You will have a great time, I have been detecting for 40 years and still going strong. If you decide to get one, go with one of the major brands, you will have better results.