MNCoinhunter
Active member
100 year old church....still lots of frost in the ground....targets were shallow.. 4 and 5 inches.
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A quick hunt after work..
- Thread starter MNCoinhunter
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Oops: got that one wrong 1926-S is the key date.
MNCoinhunter
Active member
It's just a 1924...no mintmark. Heck, I'm happy when I find a Buffalo with a readable date.
Jim West Pa
New member
There is a church identical to that one up the road here.
It sets right next to a 18th and 19th cent. cemetery.
It sets right next to a 18th and 19th cent. cemetery.