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Most clad ever...and a litlte silver

Johnny Cache

New member
Well, I decided to hunt the newer part of my favourite spot today. I have been avoiding it, preferring to hunt the older area where coins are few and far between, but very old. It was nice to dig a large quantity of coins, and I even managed a 1937 Merc!
 
The Mercury is one of my favorite coins, she's as pretty as a new speckled puppy :thumbup: nice. I found a Canadian Cent today, want to trade.......:rofl:
 
Good clad count !
 
in Reno , just to watch him die ? Sorry , I couldn't let that one go by .:rofl: I always liked your name , very clever and original . Nice going on your finds .:clapping::thumbup:
 
Haha, thanks for the compliment on the name...now if I could only find a real cache of great coins! 12 of the above coins (6 loonies, 3 quarters,1 nickel, 2 pennies) were found in the same wide shallow hole. I guess that's more of a pocket spill than a cache, but it's the largest group of coins I have found together yet.
 
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