Got some more goodies

[Nate’s metal detecting]

Every time I go on a good hunt seems that I find something for the first time, and this hunt was no different. I found my first Buffalo nickel (1937). Along with a silver quarter (1942) a neat looking sew on button and two wheaties (1929 and 1958

 

[Old coin hunter]

 

[Ronstar]

Nice finds!!

 

[laplander]

1st are always fun, nice digs!
HH Jeff

 

[7centsworth]

Congratulations Nate. It’s amazing you found a shield a V and a Buffalo in such a short time. Many go years without finding them. I like that silver laying in the dirt. Looks like you and that simplex are close friends now lol. Once you learn a detectors language you will find the goods. And it looks like you are doing good learning it’s language.

 

[Nate’s metal detecting]

Congratulations Nate. It’s amazing you found a shield a V and a Buffalo in such a short time. Many go years without finding them. I like that silver laying in the dirt. Looks like you and that simplex are close friends now lol. Once you learn a detectors language you will find the goods. And it looks like you are doing good learning it’s language.

Thank you, the simplex definitely is becoming a close friend lol! These were found at the same spot were I had found the barber. By slowing my swing down I recovered these coin in a spot that I could’ve swore I had been over before so thank you for that tip!! The landowners just loving seeing what I find. I found a dog tag there last time and they found that very interesting. They always tell me to come back anytime!

 

[wildwilly]

Silver is always exciting. Where I relic hunt the silver finds are rare. Congrats!

 

[7centsworth]

Keep up the good post. I enjoy seeing what you are pulling out of the ground that was long forgot about until it is brought back out of the dirt.

 

[hawgdawg]

Congratulations Nate. It’s amazing you found a shield a V and a Buffalo in such a short time. Many go years without finding them. I like that silver laying in the dirt. Looks like you and that simplex are close friends now lol. Once you learn a detectors language you will find the goods. And it looks like you are doing good learning it’s language.

" many go years without finding them " ,,,,
Rub it in why dont ya ,,, I'm trying, I promise,,,,
just kidding ya ,,
7cents is right ,,, I've been hunting for years and haven't found those ,,, Congrats to you Nate ,, keep posting your treasures ,, it gives some of us the ambition to keep looking..

 

[7centsworth]

" many go years without finding them " ,,,,
Rub it in why dont ya ,,, I'm trying, I promise,,,,
just kidding ya ,,
7cents is right ,,, I've been hunting for years and haven't found those ,,, Congrats to you Nate ,, keep posting your treasures ,, it gives some of us the ambition to keep looking..

That is so true. Lol

 

[Gamma_Joe]

Great finds. Any time you find a 1937 Buffalo nickel, take a good look at his legs. If he's got only 3 legs, you've got a valuable coin there.

Here's a place to find coin values: https://www.usacoinbook.com/coins/974/nickels/buffalo/1937-D/3-legs/

Cheers,

Joe

 

[Nate’s metal detecting]

Great finds. Any time you find a 1937 Buffalo nickel, take a good look at his legs. If he's got only 3 legs, you've got a valuable coin there.

Here's a place to find coin values: https://www.usacoinbook.com/coins/974/nickels/buffalo/1937-D/3-legs/

Cheers,

Joe

Just went and checked mine has all 4 legs. Thanks for notifying me of that though!!

 

[Mark kus]

Nice finds !
Mark