Rosie, Buffalo and two Wheats in one hole

[matthias]

This is the best coin spill Ive found yet. I couldnt believe my eyes. HH. Matt

 

[MNCoinhunter]

How cool is that? Very nice !

 

[alvin-xlt]

thats awesome. id like to find a spill like that hh

 

[Elton]

n/t

 

[Fabio]

Nice spill! I always detect in and around my coin finds. I did find coins nearby, recent dated coins in spills, but never the old stuff.
I still haven't pulled one coin from the ground with a foil target, using my ACE 250... I guess I'll eventually find one.

 

[John(Tx)]

Nice finds, I also found a 1937 buff a couple of days ago.....HH

 

[TerraDigger]

That Buff looks in pretty good shape. Very little wear.

 

[mudpuppy]

Great recovery! Did you get a solid signal or a weird one? Whats the date on that rosie, 59? Thats a memorable find!
Mud

 

[matthias]

Buf is '37 and the Rosie is in fact a '59...Wheats are '44 and '5?.

 

[GunnarMN]

hey matt that is a great coin spill , shows me that buffalow nickles where still used when the roses where around , cool

 

[Scaupus]

i'm old enough to remember mercs, rosies, jeffersons and buffs as well as walkers and franklins in circulation when i was a kid. you have to realize that in 1965 we had a revolution in our coinage. Otherwise, coins hang around a long time. Pennies from the 1960's are not uncommon even now in our change, and that was up to 52 years ago.