Carolina Tom
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It's starting to get dark earlier, so the after work hunts are getting shorter. I hit an old lot last night, had about an hour and 20 minutes. I wasn't expecting much, just a little relaxing swing and maybe a coin or two. I have hit this place several times, so all of the easy targets are gone. I decided to dig anything that sounded close to a high tone. Got a wheatie, some trash, clad, trash, you know the routine. I got a faint deep tone, dug down, and out came a nickel... but wait a minute, it has a bit of silver on it. I wipe it off and see the date... 1943P war nickel. NICE. I continue on... two holes later... faint high tone. I dig down about 6" and I see a silver dime in the hole... 1944 Merc. Two silver coins in one day is good for me.
I also dug a ring, looks like the 40s or 50s to me, but I don't really know. It is silver plated junk. I got a half dozen wheaties and a little copper plate with ears on it... I have no idea what it was used for, guesses are welcomed.
I also included a pic of a '25 wheatie and a '40 nickel that I dug at the site last week. The 1940 nickel is too old to be silver and too new to a buffalo... just my luck...
YTD silvers #30 & 31.
Thanks for looking and happy hunting.
I also dug a ring, looks like the 40s or 50s to me, but I don't really know. It is silver plated junk. I got a half dozen wheaties and a little copper plate with ears on it... I have no idea what it was used for, guesses are welcomed.
I also included a pic of a '25 wheatie and a '40 nickel that I dug at the site last week. The 1940 nickel is too old to be silver and too new to a buffalo... just my luck...
YTD silvers #30 & 31.
Thanks for looking and happy hunting.
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