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Sundays eye opener

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jeff & Maria

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I found this at a homesite that I pounded with my Explorer. I thought I would give the XLT a try, she certainly didn't disappoint me. 6 inches deep read a solid +92 93 and was lying just about flat. The condition alone was enough to put a smile on my face , when I saw it was a "P" (no mint mark) I was really smiling!
 
You do not find those everyday. NICE !!!!!
 
n/t
 
I'm curious which coil, you were using, and what other older coins you found at that home site?

Monte
 
made with the Explorer which included a 1917 and 1926 Mercury dimes, 1864 Fattie Indian head, 1787 NJ Copper, a 1882 British penny and a Union soldiers Belt plate which is a pretty unusual find for NJ.
 
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