Today's Finds Forum

I prefer the Indians but a nice green wheat has a lot of charm, too!

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"What if doing the Hokey Pokey really IS what it's all about?”
Currently using an F70 and a Mojave....and a Nox.

I loved finding those green ones in Omaha, NE. In Minnesota, the coins came out of the soil very nice. Here in NC, the coins, for the most part, are all messed up and corroded. Even silver comes out all discolored. In MN and NE, I could dig a silver dime and it looked much like the day it was dropped.

In addition to the green patina, there's not much wear on it. It looks like it was dropped many years ago.

That is a beautiful find.

Cheers,

Joe

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Gamma_Joe
In addition to the green patina, there's not much wear on it. It looks like it was dropped many years ago.

That is a beautiful find.

Cheers,

Joe

I thought so too.
Not too shabby for a 102 year old coin.

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"What if doing the Hokey Pokey really IS what it's all about?”
Currently using an F70 and a Mojave....and a Nox.

That's an example of one of the few times when being green means sweet and fully ripened . Congratulations on the fruit of your labor !

Revier,

I like finding old wheaties, especially the first 5 years or so. 1909-1914. Lots of good key dates in there.


Rich -

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Minelab Equinox 800
Garrett ProPointer AT

I agree with you,, green in the hole excites me,, even if it is a wheatie! Good lookin' coin!

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In addition to the green patina, there's not much wear on it. It looks like it was dropped many years ago.

That is a beautiful find.

Cheers,

Joe

I thought so too.
Not too shabby for a 102 year old coin.

Sure is for a 108 year old coin..

Beautiful patina IHP or Wheatie !!
Jeff