Interesting finds - without a metal detecor
Chris Neuzil showed off this set of dimes with an interesting connection. His friends Joanne and Bruce Taylor have two Rottweilers, so they get out a lot walking the dogs. Each dime was spotted by eye on a walk near their home in Reston, VA.
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Taylor Dime Set2
Chris writes:
I thought it was amazing that they found all three 20th century design types and that they are in such nice shape. The Merc even has quite nice toning. Neither of the Taylors is a collector. And yes - they have kept looking at and around the find locations. The dates are 1913, 1936, and 1956
more stories here from the NNP, The E-Sylum (11/13/2011), WAYNE'S NUMISMATIC DIARY: NOVEMBER 8, 2011
https://nnpdev.wustl.edu/library/periodical/13859
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Comments
@1630Boston ... That is interesting.... Especially the older two, to be surface finds. Buried I could understand. Cheers, RickO
And when you spot that "Look" on the ground you know it isn't clad.
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