Now I am a believer !! There are silver caches out there !! 5 and 3/4 lbs worth!

history hunter

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I see liberty sweet liberty and mercs and eagles and buffalo ! Ok so I know its going through your minds if there is one pottery jar filled and overflowing what are the chances that there might more and alot more ,so if it where me I be back there scanning throughout the night ,extra batteries in hand and a flash light . And if it where me the coins would have already been cleaned from me drewling on them all the way home ..AWESOME DUDE ,JUST COMPLETLY AND UDERLY AWESOME .!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 

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My Belated Congrats MaineRelic

Awsome Find !

A Definate BEST OF TREASURENET Posting after
it Runs its course on The Banner !

JEFF
 

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Can't hope for much better :thumbsup:
 

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Beautiful Clay Pot Cache Maine Relic :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
Bill
 

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...................words can't explain how I feel.......
 

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Old River

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Wow, Maybe one day I'll be so lucky. Congradulations......
 

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BTW, Excellent find! :thumbsup: I didn't say that in an earlier post that got removed. Was just trying to stick up for ya. :wink:
 

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I'm dying to know the dates of these coins.... an see some photos of the key date coins.... not that I don't believe ya I just like drooling an hoping someday I can find a cache like this...
 

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Totally awesome find.

So...did you double check your hole in case there were more pots under that?

I too might think there could be more...but I'd be too busy running my hands thru it.....dumping it over my head and giggling insanely....

Al
 

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Re: Now I am a believer !! There are silver caches out there !! 5 and 3/4 lbs wo

Wow... What a one in a million find!

This one sure has everybody talking. I heard about this offline from a few different people
so I had to check it out for myself.

Congrats on making the banner!
Mike
 

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I am a believer! silver cache! final count,dates,new pics and a word on slander!

First of all I would like to thank all of you for your wonderful replies to my post. I have read every single one of them(yes even the ones removed) and want to thank you for your sincere congratulatory responses! That being said, I would like to say a few words to the skeptics who slandered me on this site. I am relatively new to this hobby. I purchased my beloved Tesoro Cibola in the winter of 2007 after a lot of research and some freindly advice form an oldtimer in the forum on this very site who told me I did not have to spend $1200 to get a good detector to start MDing. He said a good set of headphones and sometime using the machine would let me know what my machine is telling me . This was great news to me since I am bluecollar and even the Cibola was a big purchasee for me. i was so eager to start in the spring of 2008 I was busting through frost in early March (and this is in Maine). Before this I did not even own a single silver coin. I busted my butt all summer and managed to pull 35 silvers out of the ground, 40 if you count the war nickels, 30 something Indians, 2 silver rings, 2 silver bracelets, ( what capt'n SE finds in a good week LOL ) quite a few interesting artifacts and enough clad to buy batteries. I loved every minute of it . It did not take long b/f I wanted to post my finds and decided to support this site and become a charter member.I was going on treasurenets almost every night to enjoy other members finds and to learn some of their trade secrets. I learned a lot on here and recommend this site to everyone who shows interest in this hobby.

This spring was no different. I had done a lot of research this winter to find new, good, legal, potential hunting sites. I knocked on a few doors this spring with good results. I felt I was off to a Banner year and felt a new affinity with my Cibola as I already had 2 seated coins and 6 1800s Indians out of this field I was hunting. The seated were firsts for me and I was very excited with my site and going there everyday after work. So is it a surprise when I found a area of the field that started producing forks, spoons, buttons, thimbles, ect that I used my brain and what I had learned about this site (after HOURS of research) to concentrate my attention on this area? Is it a surprise to me that I found the CACHE????? NOOOO! What the surprise is is that no one else had found it before me!

As far as my timetable that day its pretty accurate within 15-20 minutes. I was pretty excited and was not thinking about time. I did enjoy myself pulling coings from the pot and went slow and did look at a lot of coins on the ground. I did have a good idea of the age of the coins before I got home. As for the 2008 newspaper goes I burn wood and coal and after along hard winter I had a hard time to even find a newspaper in this house. Please don't judge people on this site. It will only discourage people from
posting and ruin it for everyone. sorry about the pics my camera is not the best and jasc photo shop did not get them how I thought they would post! If there is interest I could try again. Here is a complete list off coins that were in the cache. 2 barber half dollars 1896-s, 1908-0. 71 walking liberty halfs - 1917-D (1) 1917 (2) 1918-S (3) 1919 (1) 1920 (4) 1920-s (1) 1927-s (1) 1928-s (1) 1934 (4) 1934-D (1) 1935 (5) 1936 (2) 1937 (4) 1938 (1) 1939 (3) 1939-D (1) 1940 (5) 1941 (9) 1941-s (1) 1942 (12) 1943 (9) 1944 (1) 1945 (1) Barber Quarters, ten in all ! of each 1894-o, 1899,1907-D, 1908,1909,1909-D, 1914,1915,1916,1916-D Standing Liberty Quarters- 46 total, 23 of them no dates visible, 1925 (1) 1926 (6) 1927 (4) 1928 (2) 1929 (7) 1930 (3) Washinton Quarters 101 total 1932 (3) 1934 (5) 1935 (7) 1936 (7) 1938 (5) 1939 (14) 1940 (4) 1941 (21) 1941-s (1) 1942 (16) 1942-D (1) 1943 (16) 1942-s(1) Barber dimes 2, 1910,& 1911, Mercury Dimes 191 total 1916 (1) 1917 (1) 1917-s (1) 1918 (3) 1920 (2) 1920-s (1) 1921 (1) 1923 (3) 1923-s (1) 1924 (1) 1924-s (1) 1925 (2) 1926 (2)1926-D (1) 1927 (2) 1927-D (1) 1928 (2) 1928-s (1) 1929 (1) 1934 (2) 1935 (3) 1936 (10) 1937 (3) 1937-s (1) 1938 (4) 1939 (7) 1939-s (2) 1940 (6) 1940-D (1) 1941 (22) 1941-s (3) 1942 (33) 1943 (34) 1943-D (1) 1943-s (1) 1944 (23) 1944-D (1) 1945 (6) There were 27 nicklels 14 buffalos, 13, Jeffersons 4 being war nickels. Thats all folks!! Like I said sorry about the pics my camera is not the best and the pics did not post like they usually do out of jasc photo shop or it could have been human error! I suppose I could try again if there was interest Thanx and H.H. Mainerelic


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