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3 Firsts--- Barber---War Nickel---5 centavos

TURNMASTER

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OK so there were more than 3 firsts here.

First silver in 2010. First dug Barber (190:geek:. First War Nickel (1943S). First Cinco Centavos (1954M).
Also dug 2 wheats today the other three were from a couple weeks ago. The oldest of the five pennies is a 1919 and was dug today.

Now for the oddity. I was swinging for 30 min. or so when I got a real nice sounding18 on the screen with a single depth arrow. The TID bounced between 18 and 22 (maybe it was 8 and 12) but sounded like a penny, so I dug. I did not have to dig far because It was right below the surface. Actually could have just have knocked the dirt off of it with my propointer. Ended up being a 70's penny. Struck me as odd, because copper pennies at this place usually go 34 to 38. Must have been something else under it (?). I didn't detect any more targets where this one came from. I may not have double checked with AM though, and disced out a nail. Just odd.

Anybody know what alloy the mexican coin would be?

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Also dug my first tow truck-but forgot it in the truck and being lazy and all I ain't going back out to get it -- its hammered.
Jeff
 
Some nice finds there, congrats. Especially the dime.
 
Good way to start the season off..for sure. Old silver dimes are great anytime. HH TomB
 
Nice bunch of finds. I believe Centavos are copper.
 
Congrats on the very good finds! The Barber and War Nickle are really nice, good hunting, Beale.
 
Yeah I was stoked when I saw I had finaly dug a Barber.

I was running the 6" DD at the home site because of trash. Boy I like that coil.
 
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