I had a couple hours and decided to take the MXT to a local park. I hunted an area I hunted before with another detector and found a nice collection of coins and a silver lipstick cap. The coins at the top of the photo are all newer, the five coins at the bottom are pretty cool. Left to right: 1964 nickel, 1961 penny, 1941 nickel, the small coin or token - unknown, and a James Madison coin. The small coin is soaking in a mild solution. I can see some writing on it but it
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Afternoon hunt with the MXT
- Thread starter mike5853
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I believe the small coin is a zinc penny, they corrode badly in the ground and the edges begin to fall apart. You missed silver by only one year with your 1941 nickel! The following 4 years had silver in them.
Have you noticed the lack of the motto "In God We Trust" on your Dollar coin? It's not missing but inscribed along the coin
Have you noticed the lack of the motto "In God We Trust" on your Dollar coin? It's not missing but inscribed along the coin
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