Okay you guy's ready to see what they are????

loditom

All right we will start with the original photo from the other post



Know do see the other target yet??NO,okay let me flip it over



Do you see it know

Here they are seperated



And know after cleaning.the first 2 are of the barber quarter.It is a 190?s maybe a 1901s





The next 2 are of the 1905s barber dime that was stuck to the quarter.





Thank's for looking and HH,Tom

P.S. Man you guy's had me laughing with your replie's

Riccar

35 cents! Nice Tom. What'd you use to clean those puppies?
Also, you get a date off the quarter?

loditom

Man all I could get was the first 3 number's and the mint mark,that last number is real ate up.
I knew they were toasted so I just soaked them in CLR for a couple of hour's.I think they may have been in a fire,as the house that stood on this site was probally from the 40's or 50's and it is also real close to the old part of town.Probally about block from the old part.HH,Tom

SilverDreams

Excellent finds. Man that silver is sweet!

DUBBA

very nice!....keep up the good work

millennium

Pretty neat Tom, It's too bad the ground there is so tough on 'em.....

Purple73

Wow! Those are nice finds dude!

I'm a tad wrong in the other thread! LOL!

PURPLE!

phut

Nice!!
I've yet to find any silver larger than a dime this summer.
Where's that green with envy icon?

Lamborghini518

I can't see them because of my DSL connection. But they sound like sweet finds!

CoinOnTheCob

I now know that when you type know, you mean now.

Nice two-fer. And great job of cleaning them. How did you do it?

loditom

<< <i>I now know that when you type know, you mean now.

Nice two-fer. And great job of cleaning them. How did you do it? >>



Hey ContheC,english was my worst subject in highschool

I used CLR on them,I did this because I all ready new they were fried and I just wanted to be able to get them clean and also be able to see the date's.I wouldn't use this method on good coin's.

Millennium actually the ground isn't to bad on the coin's here.We have a few park's where you can go in and dig a nice silver and it woulf look just like the day it was dropped.
I think from the look's of these coin's they went through a fire and it must of been a hot one!!As the coin's actually have bubble's in them and they have a differrent colorization then other silver's I have found.
I have found one's with the greyish look to them but nothing this dark before.HH,Tom

mdless

This is a bit on the redundant side with you but....YOU SUCK!

speer34

Tom,

Truly superb finds. Congrats. Still waiting on my first silver--hopefully soon

CoinOnTheCob

Hey, Tom. I have decided that I want the quarter to be a 1901-S. The only reason I want it to be that particular date is because, even in “GOOD” condition, PCGS price guide puts the value at $5,700.00.

Here’s hoping …


Edited to add this link (Scroll down a little to 1901-S)

loditom

I know I got the red book and when I saw the 1st 3 digit's and the "S" on the back,that was the first thing that popped in my head
As far as I'm concerned it is a 1901sand I'm sticken to it
I looked real hard for that last number and was trying to wish it to show but it just didn't workHH,Tom

goldrush00013

Nice finds Tom! I'd love to find a Barber quarter! I've only found dimes thus far.