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    Just all around fun day. with the duo.

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    Wisconsin continues to be friendly. Locals say there is a person in town who hunts these houses, but I'm more than happy to clean up what is left behind. Don and Al did fairly well too, especially with the usual pockets full of Indians, lol. Fun day. Have to bring an appetite too for the buffet afterwards!

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    Beautiful barbers! Great job.
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    A fun day indeed.
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    Nice finds - I'll have to start heading South rather than north WD
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    Very nice Barbers! Think I'll have to join WD when heading south! LOL
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    Wow, four wonderful coins! Barber Quarters are always a thrill to find, especially when they're from the 1800s. You had a great hunt!

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    Thanks you all! Ya we were up by the border of Minnesota if you wish to join us.

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    Tony, those barber are really exciting to find. It's actually my oldest quarter found to date. But my forth for the year. I'm quite stoked. Brought back my confidence in my machine.
    Quote Originally Posted by Tony Two-Cent View Post
    Wow, four wonderful coins! Barber Quarters are always a thrill to find, especially when they're from the 1800s. You had a great hunt!


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    Really nice coins!

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    Finds like those sure do make for a fun day....congrats on the barbers
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