diamondjim
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- Mar 10, 2006
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Funny how things go...I like to survey many sites in a row, then return later if any show signs of life. Last week I surveyed this place and found 19th century flat button...always a good place to start. So today I go back to work it over but good...only got '53 and '11 wheats in the woods...walking back to the truck I notice a coin on the ground. Turns out to be a forgein coin, then I look over and there's a second also non-native. Curious, right on the edge of the parking lot, where'd I'd never detect that close to the cars and all the junk that usually surrounds the parking areas.
So why not, flip the detector back on and dig a total of 36 coins, from all over the world, most in two large groups. Looks like some kids coin stash that got moved around when the park was landscaped. Too funny.
Some highlights:
1918 SILVER 2 Franc-France
1899 10 Phenig-Germany
1904 US Phillipines Territorial Half Centavo
And many more...
Oh yeah, TINPAN! I got my first Aussie coin too! 1966 5 cents.
Just had this feeling there was silver there...who knew it would be a French one...bigger than a US qurater, smaller than a half and .835 fine. And what a beautifull coin! Looks like a walking liberty half.
Some kinda day for sure...
So why not, flip the detector back on and dig a total of 36 coins, from all over the world, most in two large groups. Looks like some kids coin stash that got moved around when the park was landscaped. Too funny.
Some highlights:
1918 SILVER 2 Franc-France
1899 10 Phenig-Germany
1904 US Phillipines Territorial Half Centavo
And many more...
Oh yeah, TINPAN! I got my first Aussie coin too! 1966 5 cents.
Just had this feeling there was silver there...who knew it would be a French one...bigger than a US qurater, smaller than a half and .835 fine. And what a beautifull coin! Looks like a walking liberty half.
Some kinda day for sure...
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