90 Minutes at spring Glen

[jeff of pa]

Couldn't decide where to go today,
still alot of snow up my way. So I let my truck
do the steering.
Also I Can't Believe I'm this out of shape Not hunting for a week
back was Killing Me.


A little Late for Halloween But I Felt like I was
soon going to see Tippi Hedren





My Gas rebate today

76 Cents



Wheats 1920 - 1929
1941



And Mazuma Play Money

 

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[jeff of pa]

That play money actually looks pretty cool! Way better the most I have seen.

Thanks Rob.

I Love finding Play Money.

I'm sure the mintage should be pretty low
on the older ones.
at least the number of kids having them would be lower
then pennies

 

[junkhunter]

well at least you got a few wheats,all i got was clad today

nt

 

[Tigger]

Loved "The Birds" in flight pix - great timing on that one!! I always think of that movie too whenever I see a tree of black birds. The sleepy ibis and spoonbills here in Florida just aren't creepy (they cover the trees at sunset.)
Tigger

 

[olekyground]

Looks like a decent day outside!!

 

[jeff of pa]

Loved "The Birds" in flight pix - great timing on that one!! I always think of that movie too whenever I see a tree of black birds. The sleepy ibis and spoonbills here in Florida just aren't creepy (they cover the trees at sunset.)
Tigger

Realy Noisey Too

 

[texjim]

glad the wind has been calm so you can get out.. nice job..

 

[P.B. and Dylan]

Jeff,

I notice you often find wheat pennies but no silver (so do I), even though dimes, quarters and half's that were in circulation during that same time were silver. Why is this?

The only thing I can think of is that someone already was there and cherry picked the silver.

What's you thoughts on that?

Paul

P.S looks like a beautiful spot.

 

[jeff of pa]

Jeff,

I notice you often find wheat pennies but no silver (so do I), even though dimes, quarters and half's that were in circulation during that same time were silver. Why is this?

The only thing I can think of is that someone already was there and cherry picked the silver.

What's you thoughts on that?

Paul

P.S looks like a beautiful spot.

this spot has given me a few silvers,
I Still think there is some there yet.

on cherry Picking, yes it was done alot in
the early days, but mostly Quarters & Roosies.
that's why Mercs and early
wheats outnumber Roosie and 50's wheats finds.

If you find alot of roosies & wash' Quarters
at a spot, It may not have been Hunted.

I Noticed something Else, the 2 oldest wheats
come up as Wheats.

the 41 Sounded like Brass