Nabbed a Rosie

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• Feb 23, 2020

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Got out this morning locally, went to the fields that have given up 7 silver dimes over the last few months. Got another one today!

Slight mower kissed 1964 D Rosie, along with 51 and 54 S wheats and $3.44 in clad - about 3 hours.

Nice peaceful morning

 

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Leave-No-Coins-Behind

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• Feb 23, 2020

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That one extra piece of silver can sure make for a good feeling hunt...congrats!

 

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• Feb 23, 2020

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Great job!

 

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JAK said:

That one extra piece of silver can sure make for a good feeling hunt...congrats!

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Sure does, the Rosie was my second target of the morning, following a copper cent. Tried hard for a second!

Dirty Nails said:

Great job!

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Thanks man!

 

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• Feb 23, 2020

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Nice job, Jeff!

 

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Way to keep grappling those Rosie’s from that spot. Congrats!

 

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• Feb 24, 2020

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On a Rosie streak for sure. Congrats on another one and the wheats as well. There has got to be a GW lurking in there somewhere. The trash pile looks familiar. HH Mark

 

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jl1252 said:

Nice job, Jeff!

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Thanks Jeff!

Jamflicker said:

Way to keep grappling those Rosie’s from that spot. Congrats!

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Thank you Jam!

markinswpa said:

On a Rosie streak for sure. Congrats on another one and the wheats as well. There has got to be a GW lurking in there somewhere. The trash pile looks familiar. HH Mark

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Thank you Mark! Been wondering about that, thinking the same thing - no clue why I’ve only found Rosie’s, not a Wash at all! Maybe school milk was a dime. I dunno!

 

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• Feb 24, 2020

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Your getting pretty darn consistent at this Silver game Jeff. Congrats on another Rosie, the Wheat's and another nice clad take. Trapper

 

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jack&jill said:

Your getting pretty darn consistent at this Silver game Jeff. Congrats on another Rosie, the Wheat's and another nice clad take. Trapper

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Getting lucky, and the Nox has my ears turned to the high tones! Appreciate the kind words Trapper, thank you!

 

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I like the silver-reveal pix

 

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Tom_in_CA said:

I like the silver-reveal pix

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Thanks Tom! Glad to hear

 

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You're rock'n it! Congratulations!

 

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medicchief said:

You're rock'n it! Congratulations!

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Appreciate the kind words Chief