1 1/2 Hour Hunt

camb1

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Dec 11, 2006
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Southern Illinois
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All Treasure Hunting

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christ-first said:
my goodness ! i wish i had a spot like that to go to to get warmed up. thats an awesome find ! good job.

Thanks christ-first. The place I am going tomorrow is where me and my buddy dug over 20 silver and 17 coppers last Sunday. 3 of them large silvers. I have been told that they are tearing out the sidewalk soon. Coins are down about 10 - 12 inches
 

Great warm up coin!!! :thumbsup:
 

I would love to have a local college that produced seated coins around here.

Nice Find!! :thumbsup:

CAPTN SE
Dan
 

Detectingfreak said:
The 1876 seated quarter is awesome! :thumbsup:

Thanks Detectingfreak. This college has produce several old coins. Most people don't know you can detect on the college property. It dates to around 1880's.
 

That is a beautiful seated!! Congrats.
 

Beautifulseated quarter!! Is the college that old or I wonder what was there before it was built? HH Tom P.S. You get any warmer and you'll catch on fire Lol.
 

That's what I'm talking about.... :thumbsup:
 

toolman61 said:
Beautifulseated quarter!! Is the college that old or I wonder what was there before it was built? HH Tom P.S. You get any warmer and you'll catch on fire Lol.

Thanks toolman61. The college buildings in this area are quite old. One was a elementary school, theater and a church. What is now a sidewalk, was once the main street. If you drive the new street, you will notice all buildings face inward. They also face each other where the street used to be located.
 

Oh so sweet. And to think, you're just getting warmed up. Can't wait to see what you find when you're hot. Thanks for sharing. Gl and HH
 

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