deershed
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- Apr 25, 2013
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- All Treasure Hunting
The boy and I went back to where we found the five IH's the day before. The homeowner was getting ready to run some errands so we decided to come back another day. Went across the street to a property we were checking out the day before and got the ok to go.
My first hit turned out to be a small wheat and silver spill. First hole was 2 wheats, a foot away another hole and another wheat. Re-checking after fixing my last hole I get another hit right next to that hole. This time it was a 1911 Barber dime.
The kid was busy himself digging a few wheats and then a war nickle, 1944-P
After finding a few more wheats I get a mid 70's hit and decide to dig it. The boy passed this hit a few minutes ago thinking aluminum slaw, unexpected civil war lead.
We both found some more wheats and in between my wheat finds I find first a 1944 merc and then a little while later a 1919 merc. It was my turn today for the silver.
Things slowed down and we only had about an hour to hunt so we left in search of another property. We got lucky and got another permission just up the road.
All I found at this property was some more wheats and a .25 cent play money coin. The kid made out better finding some more wheats, one half to a heart shaped compact of sorts, and a 1942 merc.
I ended the day with a dozen wheats and the boy with 9 wheats.
It was a good hunt and one of the few hunts where both of us find silver on the same hunt.
My first hit turned out to be a small wheat and silver spill. First hole was 2 wheats, a foot away another hole and another wheat. Re-checking after fixing my last hole I get another hit right next to that hole. This time it was a 1911 Barber dime.
The kid was busy himself digging a few wheats and then a war nickle, 1944-P
After finding a few more wheats I get a mid 70's hit and decide to dig it. The boy passed this hit a few minutes ago thinking aluminum slaw, unexpected civil war lead.
We both found some more wheats and in between my wheat finds I find first a 1944 merc and then a little while later a 1919 merc. It was my turn today for the silver.
Things slowed down and we only had about an hour to hunt so we left in search of another property. We got lucky and got another permission just up the road.
All I found at this property was some more wheats and a .25 cent play money coin. The kid made out better finding some more wheats, one half to a heart shaped compact of sorts, and a 1942 merc.
I ended the day with a dozen wheats and the boy with 9 wheats.
It was a good hunt and one of the few hunts where both of us find silver on the same hunt.
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