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Inspired from last week

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I finally think that I am getting the hang of my SE.I visited our local library for a couple of hours this weekend. This library was the original city park in town and by the looks of it, it has never been filled in, and the dirt was black as coal. I had been steering clear of it because our local Whites dealer lived just down the street and had spent numerous hours there over the course of 10 or 15 years.
I found 19 wheaties, the newest was a 1943 steelie wedged between a 1921 and a 1934. It is in unbelievable shape. But unfortunately no silver , yet. The silver dimes and the SLQ came from my own yard today. It is the worst shape that I have ever seen a silver coin in, but she's my first SLQ and she's beautiful to me.
Thanks for lookin,
Bob
 
Way to go Bob.
You were right about that place. I bet you pull a lot more good stuff out of there...and I know just the feller' you can take with you some time:cool: :)
 
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