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I made a new friend, (Jay), and hunting buddy while metal detecting earlier this year. He turned me on to a spot that I had never tried before. I hit it and that hunt resulted in my first Half Dime ever. As an expression of appreciation, I decided to show him a few spots that he has never been too.
On Saturday, we met at a neutral location that we both hunt and had first met. I managed to squeeze a 1907 Barber Dime, a 1903 Indian Head Penny, and a 1905 "V" Nickel.
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On Sunday, Jay picks me up and we headed north to a few spots that I have hunted years ago. Nice to ride in a car once in a while. lol.
The first location we hit gave me a Silver 5 Franc just recently. I wasn't expecting much but you just never know. Sure enough, Jay starts pulling wheat pennies. About an hour into the hunt, I hear the word, "Silver." Jay got himself a 1926 Mercury Dime. I told him to be sure to check for an "s" mintmark when he got it home. (Semi key date). Soon after, things slowed down so we moved to a second location.
We picked away at some clad and a few wheat pennies. One interesting find I made was a Screw Back Button with a Small Star on it. After perhaps an hour and a half, it was time to move on to the 3rd location for the day.
This spot gave me a really pretty full date 1918 Buffalo Nickel a few years ago. It was also the location where a turn of the century home once stood. Jay got a skeleton key, and a few deep wheat pennies. I git a few old wheat pennies, (13, 18, & 26), and then recovered a 1938 Mercury Dime.

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It's always nice to share a hunt and to come home with silver.
 

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Congrats to you both looks like a good day to me
 

Nice finds, nice day, good companionship. I've been reminded how much I really miss my former partner just lately.
It's just so much more fun to share a hunt! But, it seems to me that this has become an exception anymore.
No matter how I try, the world's just too busy anymore. Guess I'll just have to get used to it. :dontknow:
 

Congratualtions on the nice finds and hunting with a friend! :occasion14:
 

Congratulations on a friend friendly hunt. Pretty good digs there ATW!
 

That was a great post pics and all I agree its much more fun to have a partner to hunt with Those are some very very good finds Thanks again for the great post!!!!!
 

Ya had me all red faced and embarrassed reading the title........
But, the story and pictures were all G rated........and exciting!! Great you could share some turf with a hunting partner and both come away from the outing with some wonderful finds!! Congratulations, atw!!
 

Thanks for sharing.
Nice finds brother.
 

That star button is cool- I'm not a button guy either.

Above average hunt from an above average tnet member :occasion14:
 

What a team - you guys did well! :thumbsup:
 

Congrats on a new hunting partner, and some new hunting places.
 

Congrats on pulling that sweet silver ATW. :occasion14: It looks like you may have found a good hunting buddy. I mainly hunt alone around my home turf, but's that's because I can't find anyone who is obsessed as I am that likes to hunt every weekend and are willing to score some permissions. I mean you can only go back to previously pounded schools and parks so often before they are no longer viable except for recent drops.
 

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