K1DDO1979
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I got frustrated waiting for the snow and ice to leave which seems to never come this year so I went yesterday
to a close spot that I knew looked real good because of of an old stone wall which runs through the woods to the ocean. I hit the spots in the past and never had much luck besides a few 1940's penny's but it always called me back to it. I only had an hour to hunt before dark and at the last minute I got a nice high signal in the woods about 5"-6" down. I knew I had a silver coin so I carefully got through the frozen lair of ground (2") with my hatchet and then dug out the soft soil with my tool enough to get my pin pointer out. When I found the coin I was happy how good of shape it was in and the spotted the date. It was a key date 1887 Canadian quarter. Only 100 000 mintage and very rare above fine condition. It was probably my best find ever and wasn't the first frozen winter find I had. Some of my best finds were going detecting
"out of season"! (:
"out of season"! (:
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