DMN
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- Apr 19, 2009
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I've finally found a few coins which may be worthy to post. Been searching a cluster of old farm sites which are now wrapped into a park. There are a lot of places to roam and spots to find things. I like checking the woods because they rarely seem to be searched. After going through one section, and finding the requisite shotgun shell ends and brass cartridges of hunters from decades gone by, along with beer can ends and pull tabs I hit a signal which sounded like a penny. Ran a few times over the spot, just a penny so I dug it -- what the heck, a penny is a penny. When I tipped the plug I thought I saw a glimpse of silver but it disappeared so I figured it was just some bark. Pulled the dirt out of the hole with my hand. Ran the detector over the hole and the dirt, got the same type of reading and sifted the dirt. Found these four coins: 1900 and 1912 Barber dimes, a 1908 King Edward VII Canadian dime and a 1912 'V' nickel. A nice little spill from a hunter, no doubt. Wish I could thank them in person. In all the time I have spent at the park I expected to find something nice; this was a treat. Good luck on your trips out as well. (The pictures are not the best as I am just working out the macro focusing on my camera)
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