Walking Liberty

Hunk-a-lead

Hunk-a-lead

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Dec 20, 2020
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Yesterday's 1931 permission netted this little (big) beauty. A 1945 Walking Liberty Half, complete with shovel ding. She read 95 three ways on the Legend so I was really hoping the plug would have something shiny! Having never dug one before, this is my third Walking Liberty this year. (Silver count 64 ytd) Boy do I love this hobby.

Welcomed back some other cool items too. A sterling silver religious necklace, a 1935 dog tag, 10 wheaties, a MO tax token, a key and 14 cents clad. This was one of those rare yards where I scored more wheats than memorials. :)

Bonus footage, my 9 year old grandson Cooper and his recent catch in our pond. Handsome lad, handsome fish. That turns out to be my second favorite hobby (just a different kind of hunting).

Thanks for peeking at my goodies and HH. Big luv from KC and Go Chiefs!
 

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Hunk-a-lead said:
Yesterday's 1931 permission netted this little (big) beauty. A 1945 Walking Liberty Half, complete with shovel ding. She read 95 three ways on the Legend so I was really hoping the plug would have something shiny! Having never dug one before, this is my third Walking Liberty this year. (Silver count 64 ytd) Boy do I love this hobby.

Welcomed back some other cool items too. A sterling silver religious necklace, a 1935 dog tag, 10 wheaties, a MO tax token, a key and 14 cents clad. This was one of those rare yards where I scored more wheats than memorials. :)

Bonus footage, my 9 year old grandson Cooper and his recent catch in our pond. Handsome lad, handsome fish. That turns out to be my second favorite hobby (just a different kind of hunting).

Thanks for peeking at my goodies and HH. Big luv from KC and Go Chiefs!
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Awesome Hunt!!! Congrats!!!
 

Gare said:
How long was you hunting for Hunk-O-lead ?
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two and a half hours, after work. relatively small yard in older upscale neighborhood. temp in the high 80s but the humidity and mosquitos off the charts.
 

Hunk-a-lead said:
two and a half hours, after work. relatively small yard in older upscale neighborhood. temp in the high 80s but the humidity and mosquitos off the charts.
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Thank you very much for your reply :)
 

Hunk-a-lead said:
Yesterday's 1931 permission netted this little (big) beauty. A 1945 Walking Liberty Half, complete with shovel ding. She read 95 three ways on the Legend so I was really hoping the plug would have something shiny! Having never dug one before, this is my third Walking Liberty this year. (Silver count 64 ytd) Boy do I love this hobby.

Welcomed back some other cool items too. A sterling silver religious necklace, a 1935 dog tag, 10 wheaties, a MO tax token, a key and 14 cents clad. This was one of those rare yards where I scored more wheats than memorials. :)

Bonus footage, my 9 year old grandson Cooper and his recent catch in our pond. Handsome lad, handsome fish. That turns out to be my second favorite hobby (just a different kind of hunting).

Thanks for peeking at my goodies and HH. Big luv from KC and Go Chiefs!
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Man that yard was loaded! Congratulations on a great day of hunting and a big bonus on the grandsons large mouth!
 

Hunk-a-lead said:
Yesterday's 1931 permission netted this little (big) beauty. A 1945 Walking Liberty Half, complete with shovel ding. She read 95 three ways on the Legend so I was really hoping the plug would have something shiny! Having never dug one before, this is my third Walking Liberty this year. (Silver count 64 ytd) Boy do I love this hobby.

Welcomed back some other cool items too. A sterling silver religious necklace, a 1935 dog tag, 10 wheaties, a MO tax token, a key and 14 cents clad. This was one of those rare yards where I scored more wheats than memorials. :)

Bonus footage, my 9 year old grandson Cooper and his recent catch in our pond. Handsome lad, handsome fish. That turns out to be my second favorite hobby (just a different kind of hunting).

Thanks for peeking at my goodies and HH. Big luv from KC and Go Chiefs!
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Well those are all really great things in those photos. Let me guess which one you are most proud of .Hm...............
 

Hunk-a-lead said:
Yesterday's 1931 permission netted this little (big) beauty. A 1945 Walking Liberty Half, complete with shovel ding. She read 95 three ways on the Legend so I was really hoping the plug would have something shiny! Having never dug one before, this is my third Walking Liberty this year. (Silver count 64 ytd) Boy do I love this hobby.

Welcomed back some other cool items too. A sterling silver religious necklace, a 1935 dog tag, 10 wheaties, a MO tax token, a key and 14 cents clad. This was one of those rare yards where I scored more wheats than memorials. :)

Bonus footage, my 9 year old grandson Cooper and his recent catch in our pond. Handsome lad, handsome fish. That turns out to be my second favorite hobby (just a different kind of hunting).

Thanks for peeking at my goodies and HH. Big luv from KC and Go Chiefs!
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misquoted my VDI, should have read "55" on the Legend. :(
 

Hunk-a-lead said:
Yesterday's 1931 permission netted this little (big) beauty. A 1945 Walking Liberty Half, complete with shovel ding. She read 95 three ways on the Legend so I was really hoping the plug would have something shiny! Having never dug one before, this is my third Walking Liberty this year. (Silver count 64 ytd) Boy do I love this hobby.

Welcomed back some other cool items too. A sterling silver religious necklace, a 1935 dog tag, 10 wheaties, a MO tax token, a key and 14 cents clad. This was one of those rare yards where I scored more wheats than memorials. :)

Bonus footage, my 9 year old grandson Cooper and his recent catch in our pond. Handsome lad, handsome fish. That turns out to be my second favorite hobby (just a different kind of hunting).

Thanks for peeking at my goodies and HH. Big luv from KC and Go Chiefs!
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Great coins even better bass!!!. I wanna fish that pond!
 

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