Coinstar finds motivate woods detecting

[cointagious]

Today on the morning grocery trip I happed upon some change in the coinstar once again
This made me very eager to metal detect with the minelab explorer se pro. I remembered that sometimes in winter the forest ground doesn’t freeze as easily so I headed out down the hill through many sticker bushes digging only three targets until I got to the bottom. Of coarse at this point nature calls me to quit the hunt and run straight up the hill. Until next time, stay beepy my friends

 

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[Digger RJ]

Nice!!! Congrats!!!

 

[HuntH2002]

 

[DigToChina]

Is that a 1968 dime or ‘88? If it’s a ‘68, you need to check if it sticks to a magnet. Some of the ‘68’s were silver and those don’t stick (obviously).

 

[vpnavy]

..: NICE RECOVERIES cointagious :..
Here is my CoinStar Surfing Log!
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..: Moved from TODAY'S FINDS! over to COINSTAR FINDS for more exposure :..​

 

[Tony in SC]

Never pass up a coinstar!!

 

[against the wind]

Well done,,
Congrats

 

[basque-man]

Very nice!!! Someone broke our Coinstar this last weekend!!! UUUUHHHHHGGGGGGGGGGGG

 

[wilcam47]

Is that a 1968 dime or ‘88? If it’s a ‘68, you need to check if it sticks to a magnet. Some of the ‘68’s were silver and those don’t stick (obviously).

were there some steel ones?

 

[A2coins]

People in my town are to cheap to leave coins .

 

[DigToChina]

were there some steel ones?

~160 million nickel dimes were produced in 1968. Some produced were silver (no idea how many). It’s very unlikely he has silver even if that Canadian dime was a ‘68 but it never hurts to check.

 

[Coinstar magnet]

I did not know that...thanks