This sure was one lovely day, sunny and with a cool breeze. It made for a pleasant time at the park. The finds weren't bad either.
I scored with nine silver coins, four Indian Head cents, a good amount of wheat cents, two old nickels, and two religious pendants.
This 1895-O Barber quarter was a very nice surprise.
There is a 1936-S mercury dime in the clod of soil.
And a Barber dime is in this one.
The dimes are dated 1905-S, 1918-D, 1936-S, 1939, 1940, 1942, 1943, and 1946.
These Indian Head cents aren't in bad shape, though the 1907 one almost lost its head.
The wartime nickel is dated 1945. The V nickel is 1911.
There are 30 wheat cents in the pile.
It's been a while since I have found a skeleton key. I was glad to see this one intact.
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