Sooper Dave
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Between the rain, work and Christmas activities, I have not had a chance to get out and detect. I had about two hours to go today, so I went to a place that is beside where an old school house was. I got permission from the home owner and was told it has been hunted many times by many folks. So I went around some old trees on the far end of the lot and found a few wheat pennies. I then went around the house and I get a very nice signal in the front yard. The Etrac was showing 1-44 solid with a jump to 2-44 at about 4". I know those numbers should be a half, but I have seen those numbers before and turn out to be anything but. I pop my plug, pinpoint the hole, scoop out another handful of dirt ... and surprise this time it's a half, a 1963d Franklin Half! This is my second Franklin, I found a 1960 with my XLT in August this year, this is my first half with my Etrac. I also dug a Rutherford B. Hayes token from the 50's and a cool "Good Luck" token from The Nashville American Newspaper. I can't find any info on the token, but the paper was under this name from 1894 - 1910. Too bad the weather can't stay this way all winter!
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