My 1st barber!
- Thread starter xsertcop
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diggin4clad
Elite Member
Nice barber......
GStout76
Forum Supporter
Congrats on your first barber. I was actually thinking of travelling to Bakersfield this weekend to detect. I have found a lot of silver and oldies up there!
Congrats again!
Greg
Congrats again!
Greg
Gauntlet
Forum Supporter
Ditto on the congrats! It seems like once you find your "first", you start finding more of them.
xsertcop
Junior Member
If you need someone to hunt with you let me know!
Dewsweeper894
Elite Member
graduations exert !
Way to save a sweet one .
Love it
, Dew
Way to save a sweet one .
Love it
, Dew
GStout76
Forum Supporter
If I decide to go up, I'll let you know. BTW, your Nickel looks silver, so it is probably a "43" and not a 48.
Greg
Leave-No-Coins-Behind
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Great finds....thanks for sharing.
Congratulations on popping your Barber cherry!
Many more to come
Many more to come
NectarDetector
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HOW COOL! I remember my first Barber dime... makes yer heart skip a beat doesn't it!
Captain Silver
Elite Member
Congrats on your first Barber Dime...a fine dig!
Digger-Dave
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Excellent!
I think they are better looking than the Seated coins.
Congratulations!
I think they are better looking than the Seated coins.
Congratulations!
GW3735
Elite Member
Congrats on your first.
xsertcop
Junior Member
My 1st barber
You were absolutely right. I cleaned the nickel up and broke out my magnifier and it is definitely a 1943 nickel!
You were absolutely right. I cleaned the nickel up and broke out my magnifier and it is definitely a 1943 nickel!
Jamflicker
Elite Member
Nice barber and I agree with Greg. That nickel looks like a war nickel.
GStout76
Forum Supporter
Best way to clean up that war nickel is to get some lemon juice and soak it over night and then rub it dry with some baking soda. that coin will POP! Then rinse with water, dry and throw it in a holder.
Greg
