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- Apr 3, 2006
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- All Treasure Hunting
Today Bob and i revisited our 1920`s house with each of us going in different directions.
I was using my large performance coil to try to get used to it.
My first hole got quite large without finding the target so i marked it with a roll of blue tape thinking i`d go back to it for my last dig.
With both of us finding cool toy cars and wheats after a couple of hours, Bob walked back over to my area with both of us about to call it a day.
i invited Bob to check out my first hole and keep what ever was there.
He found a British 1920 one cent piece and held on to it through all of my whining
and photos.
As we began to pack it up he offered it back to me and i gladly accepted. Thanks Bob
It looked better dirty and turned really green with a wet, well used toothbrush soaked in vinegar.
Thanks again Bob and for everyone eyeballing this post.
I was using my large performance coil to try to get used to it.
My first hole got quite large without finding the target so i marked it with a roll of blue tape thinking i`d go back to it for my last dig.
With both of us finding cool toy cars and wheats after a couple of hours, Bob walked back over to my area with both of us about to call it a day.
i invited Bob to check out my first hole and keep what ever was there.
He found a British 1920 one cent piece and held on to it through all of my whining
and photos.As we began to pack it up he offered it back to me and i gladly accepted. Thanks Bob
It looked better dirty and turned really green with a wet, well used toothbrush soaked in vinegar.
Thanks again Bob and for everyone eyeballing this post.
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it seem's everyone on the east coast get's all the good coins....
