Team jackwick went on a short hunt today.It was windy and spitting rain but we found a little bit . The pics are bad but didn't have time to get fancy with it . This is what they are 1904 V NICKEL 1943-P ( I didn't know about the double eye thing but I'm 95% sure it has one) 1946 rosey and a tarnish black 1942 merc . A 1913 - 1914-D and 1942 Wheat pennies .A really awesome button that is white glass looking with a eagle on it. A play ten cent piece that has 1950 on it. And a big nail looking thing that has a really pretty white rounded knob hmmmm dont know .Thanks for looking .... HH
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:minelab:short hunt spitting rain
- Thread starter chadwick
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Big Boys Hobbies
Well-known member
Nice loot!
niterider_58
New member
Nice find, I don't know if you know it or not but that 1914-D is worth some money. I would not clean it if I was you you could run its value, I would talk to somebody like goes 4ever and asked him he will know, congratulations on awesome find 
that is pretty nice....do you plan on selling?
if you do, here is what I would do. Give it a nice peroxide bath, if your not sure how to do this, just let me know. After the peroxide bath, rinse the coin and take a toothrush to brush away any remaining dirt. The peroxide should remove the green and return the coin to a nice (sellable) chocolate brown. Then apply a lil wax, I use parrafin wax, you can also use any white candle. Rub it on both sides and massage it in between your fingers, then take a soft cloth and buff off the excess. This will protect and restore some lustre back to the coin. These steps will help the coin sell if you plan on doing so.
I had one worse shape last yr and did the above steps, and sold it on ebay for $114 bucks!!!!
if you do, here is what I would do. Give it a nice peroxide bath, if your not sure how to do this, just let me know. After the peroxide bath, rinse the coin and take a toothrush to brush away any remaining dirt. The peroxide should remove the green and return the coin to a nice (sellable) chocolate brown. Then apply a lil wax, I use parrafin wax, you can also use any white candle. Rub it on both sides and massage it in between your fingers, then take a soft cloth and buff off the excess. This will protect and restore some lustre back to the coin. These steps will help the coin sell if you plan on doing so.
I had one worse shape last yr and did the above steps, and sold it on ebay for $114 bucks!!!!
Sooper Dave
Well-known member
The team did great! Just when you think it's "just another wheat" you find a nice key date! Way to go!