
Unexpected Metal Detecting Finds!!!
Note: I am still looking for that camera charger!!!
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Okay, maybe to some of you this is not a big purchase, but the biggest purchase I have yet made solely for my collection; and maybe this should be a collection, not a blog, but I have more than new coins!
Note: I am still looking for that camera charger!!!
It was another Wednesday, but it was special for me, as it was time to get my weekly $100 box of nickels. So far, I had found a few war nickels, a few buffalo nickels, several 1939 nickels, and even a 1903 V Nickel. This time a buffalo nickel, 2 1939's, a 1938, and 2 war nickels.
In the woods on the far end of the property that we live on, there are two creeks. Second Creek is the larger one, but is farther into those woods. I, my brother, and a friend of ours blazed a trail, and we used marks the same way Native Americans did. There are two spots that we like to stop at, one is what I call the 'Lagoon,' where there is a wonderfully clear spot, rocks to cross, a school of fish, a fence with barbed wire in the water, and the best part is that one side of the creek is 6 feet higher than the other, so we have to jump!
In the woods on the far end of the property that we live on, there are two creeks. Second Creek is the larger one, but is farther into those woods. I, my brother, and a friend of ours blazed a trail, and we used marks the same way Native Americans did. There are two spots that we like to stop at, one is what I call the 'Lagoon,' where there is a wonderfully clear spot, rocks to cross, a school of fish, a fence with barbed wire in the water, and the best part is that one side of the creek is 6 feet higher than the other, so we have to jump!
For Date-Set collectors, I find that Liberty V Nickels are cheap and easy to assemble an almost complete set. It does get expensive to assemble a complete set.
Pictures will be up soon!
My very first blog was "My Coin's Stories: 1862 Indian Head Cent, 1914 and 1916 Barber Dimes." I did receive a couple of comments saying that I did well, but I don't think so. I am modifying it into a longer one that makes more sense:
What does VAM on Morgan Dollars mean? I have seen VAM-2, VAM-5, and VAM-10, and am wondering what that means. Does anybody here know? If so, please comment and tell me.
I have noticed that the most common and least valuable classic commemorative is the 1892-1893 Columbus Half Dollar, the very first classic commemorative struck.
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