I hit an older house site today and had a pretty tough day, surprisingly. I expected the 1921 house to yield more, but did manage 5 wheats and a `35 merc. Also, am posting a pic of a 1912 d wheat that came from an old school site last Tuesday in a hunt with kuletule. I hope the green color comes through. HH
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old wheat and silver
- Thread starter bbqman
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TokenDigger
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Nice finds-that is one green wheatie. From the picture it looks more like a 1912 S than a 1912 D. A 1912 S is a better semi-key coin. HH
Congrats
MNCoinhunter
Active member
1912-S is worth around $22 in G-4 condition....1912-D...$7.00
Bayrat76 said:
Well Bayrat, I would think that dirt down there ought to be perfect and with all the navy stuff down there from WW2. mercs ought to be plentiful. How about Gregory? My late father in law was a Baptist minister there and there are some OLD houses. Give all old home sites a real chance, That is where i find nearly everything good I find. HH