The snow is here, and these were all found within a 3 week period, just before the snow, the were found from 5-8" down in loamy type yard soils.The shield nickel is my first, its in tough shape though. Here in Mass, the soil is brutal on coins, copper especially.The date is unreadable. The dime is 1906, and the coin with the honey bee on the flower is dated 1929, and marked with a c or g. I don't know from what country. The mini ball was a neat find, another first for me. Thank you coin$trike! I can't wait for the thaw. HH to all, and to all a good holiday! Kidd
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My last few find of the year with my Coin$strike
- Thread starter Kidd
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Thanks, collection comes from a local park, a very small one, and a neighbors yard. That fist coin I have no info on, I don't know from what country it comes from. The back side of coin is unreadable, although you can barely make out a bust of a man. I'll check my C$ readings on these and post them here. HH Kidd
Tony N (Michigan)
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