Sooper Dave
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The weather has been great around here and I was able to get in a nice hunt. My last coin on the hunt before this one was a 43 Walker so when I got a shallow 1-46 2-46 on the Etrac starting off, I thought no way is this going to be a silver half. I dug a deep plug but the target was only down about 3". I used my hands to split the plug open and revealed that awesome sight of big silver! I couldn't not believe my luck on another Walker. I finished up my hunt with some other nice old coins and as I was headed out I got a great signal that sounded like a silver quarter, but what popped out looked like a button of some kind. It was so caked with dirt that I could not see any detail to tell what I had. I could tell it was a collar disk because of the threaded screw post on the back. I used a tooth pick and a dry toothbrush to clean it up and then researched it to be a WWI Motor Transport Corps collar disk. That was a fun surprise. I sure hope spring has sprung, HH David
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