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Local park gives up a 1932D Washington

dugcoinsdugcoins Posts: 72
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I don't post here much, but thought I would share my Key date Washington. Found in local park with my ML Etrac about five inches deep



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The lighting is "off" on the reverse, it has the same color as the obverse

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I have an on going streak of 13 outings with finding silver. Today I got two more mercs that were hole fillers in my album. 37S and 45D. I am surprised that the 45D as eluded me for the last five years

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    pcgs69pcgs69 Posts: 4,266 ✭✭✭✭
    Did you discover it's actually a cheeto and had to remove the pic? image

    Pic's up! Nice looking quarter you got there. Always a special treat picking up a key date!
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    dugcoinsdugcoins Posts: 72


    << <i>Did you discover it's actually a cheeto and had to remove the pic? image >>



    Sorry fat fingered my netbook...small keyboard
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    carscars Posts: 1,904
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    Its all relative
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    mrgubymrguby Posts: 684
    looks great how did you clean it up?
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    dugcoinsdugcoins Posts: 72


    << <i>looks great how did you clean it up? >>



    This is how it came out of the ground. It had a bit of dirt on it, but what I do is carry a old asprin bottle filled with water and drop my silver coins in that. They remain there until I get home to examine them. Any remaining dirt, I rinse off under the faucet and let air dry. The most important thing to remember: DO NOT rub the dirt off in the field. I've seen some beautiful coins destroyed this way. This a typical looking coin that comes out of the ground around here
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    pocketpiececommemspocketpiececommems Posts: 5,748 ✭✭✭✭✭
    Nice find. I'll bet you were happy to find silver and then to see what you had made you more than double happyimage
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    InternetJunkyInternetJunky Posts: 2,329 ✭
    Wow what a great find!
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    marymmarym Posts: 713 ✭
    That is an awesome find. The two merc's you found today would have made my year!! -Mary
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    mr1931Smr1931S Posts: 5,975 ✭✭✭✭✭
    Check around the location where you found the 32D for a 32S.

    I once found a very nice '14 S (EF or so) Barber quarter in the park.Later,the ground in the same gave up a '14 D in about the same condition.

    I speculated that there was a gathering long ago at the location and that the two coins were lost on the same day.The reason I found the coins and not someone else? The area was very trashy.Once I found the '14 S, i was inspired to return to the location and, even though a lot more trash was dug,it eventually payed off for me with the second quarter find.

    The '14 S is not "THE key" like your 32 D but check the mintage out in your Red Book.

    Go back and check the ground where you found the 32D for a 32S is my recommendation.Strange finds do happen in this hobby.

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    metalmeistermetalmeister Posts: 4,584 ✭✭✭✭✭
    Double that, re-check entire area.
    Great findimage
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