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« Reply #10 on: September 28, 2011, 07:31:29 am »
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The 1916 Buffalo in the pic is my sixth in just a little over a year that I have been MD, five in the woods and my brother gave me his, this past summer. I ruined my 1927 one with electrolysis (never again to use electrolysis on nickels  No no!). Yet, they are as elusive to find as gold jewelry. I agree that backyards may give them as well as rolls. Another possible source are old schools yards. In Chicago is illegal to trespass schools when they are closed  Angry Good luck to all. Homefire, I'm still to find a real buffalo  Grin . Robroy getting wet with a water MD is fun. Look at how much fun I had MDing in Los Cabos, Mexico. Ooops! I forgot to bring my Tesoro Sand Shark with me.  Grin

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« Reply #11 on: September 28, 2011, 03:33:19 pm »
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  Nice finds. The medal is cool , but the buffalo nickel is cooler.
 I found my first buffalo nickel this year. I was MDing with a group of friends and was headed back to meet up with them swinging away even though I kept seeing signs of fresh plugs. At the base of a large tree I got a good signal in one of these freshly replaced plugs. 2 trowels full of dirt later a 1935 buffalo nickel lays in the hole.
   The guy that dug it the first time said he hit a tree root and gave up. I offered it to him but he said you found it, it's not mine.
   Have you cleaned that nickel or do you have better dirt in Chicago , I'm just a couple hundred miles east of you and older coins come out of our ground with a red coating.
   I hope your weather gets better (somewhat for you , but being east of you I get that same nasty rain , I'm having metal detecting withdrawal symptoms. I never thought I'd need an underwater detector in my area...)

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Have you cleaned that nickel or do you have better dirt in Chicago , I'm just a couple hundred miles east of you and older coins come out of our ground with a red coating.


Good dirt in Chicago for sure (full of treasures  Wink). Now, seriously, yes I cleaned the Buffalo in a rock tumbler for a couple of hours. The red coating is just a false patina that can be removed in a tumbler.

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