few keepers from 2 old yards

[Brentallica]

Hit a yard last night and tonight after work for a couple hours before dark. Managed to pull a couple Silver quarters (1907 Barber and 1944 Washington), 2 Indians (1902, 1907), 1919 Buffalo nickel and 16 Wheaties (1916, 3 x 18, 19, 20 , 24, 28, 4 x 29, 48D, 49D, 50, 55). I dinged the Barber with my shovel going after a Wheat that was in the same hole . HH

[Mike from MI]

Nice pile of coins ya got there!

[fistfulladirt]

Nice variety of coins B, congrats too on the hard to get quarters, especially the Barber. Early buffalo and early wheats too, keep it up! ffd

[postalgriff]

nice bunch of oldies there silver slammer! WTG bro, hats off to ya, you're tearin it up out there. maybe the 40's will slow you down a little bit Happy 40th birthday big brother

[Brentallica]

[quote=postalgriff ]
nice bunch of oldies there silver slammer! WTG bro, hats off to ya, you're tearin it up out there. maybe the 40's will slow you down a little bit Happy 40th birthday big brother

Thanks for the birthday wish brother! Yeah, armed with this Minelab, I do not forecast any slowing down soon!!

[oldschool]

looks like you had some fun
WTG Randy

[Jim C.]

Your doing great. Keep hitting those yards. I hear Happy Birthday is in order. So

[Atlanta Mi Dave]

That's a great bunch of finds! Happy B'day too!

[Michiganne]

Congrats on the keepers, Brent. A dinged Barber is better than none. And I like the "Princess Pat" make up lid.

Happy Birthday, too!

HH

[cntrydncr1]

nice silver and buckle! congrats

[xmarks73]

sweet hunt! I found the same exact make up tin that you have. Do you know when that was produced? Love the 25 centers! wtg!

[Brentallica]

[quote=xmarks73 ]
sweet hunt! I found the same exact make up tin that you have. Do you know when that was produced? Love the 25 centers! wtg!

Princess Pat Cosmetics, which were available from about the 1930s on, were probably named for Princess Patricia of Connaught (1886-1974), ...

[xmarks73]

[quote=Brentallica ]

sweet hunt! I found the same exact make up tin that you have. Do you know when that was produced? Love the 25 centers! wtg!

Princess Pat Cosmetics, which were available from about the 1930s on, were probably named for Princess Patricia of Connaught (1886-1974), ...

Very cool. Thanks for the info!