A Few Keepers Today.

sharpshooter

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May 3, 2007
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Primary Interest:
Metal Detecting
It's been a good while since I've found anything worthy of posting. Did find a few keepers today. Also found my first Franklin Half. They were only made from 1948 to 1963 so they're a little tougher to find. At least it seems that way to me. Who knows, if Oswald wouldn't have been such a good shot, Ol' Ben Franklin may still be on the Half Dollar.


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Gonehunting

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Jan 1, 2007
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CURRENTLY USING: Minelab Go-Find 60, Nokta Fors CoRe, Macro Racer, Whites MXT All Pro, Fisher F19, Garrett AT Gold, Minelab CTX3030, XP Deus.
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Metal Detecting
wtg on the half Ive only found 2 in twenty years...theys po people where i live
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docmann

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Rarely!
Not bad, but the word in the herd is that you stumbled across some 19th century artifacts that fell off some buckboard while working a herd of Longhorn cattle on some obscure cattle trail or somesuchamatter. However, photos of that sort of thing are a nickel a dozen and can be lifted from any real collector's website. So, what say ye?
 

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sharpshooter

sharpshooter

Full Member
May 3, 2007
165
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Central Oklahoma
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Minelab E-Trac
Primary Interest:
Metal Detecting
Gonehunting said:
wtg on the half Ive only found 2 in twenty years...theys po people where i live
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Thanks GH.
The half dollars are out there. I found 5 or 6 last year alone. But, that took a lot of hunting. My work schedule has changed so I wont have nearly as much time to hunt this year.


docmann said:
Not bad, but the word in the herd is that you stumbled across some 19th century artifacts that fell off some buckboard while working a herd of Longhorn cattle on some obscure cattle trail or somesuchamatter. However, photos of that sort of thing are a nickel a dozen and can be lifted from any real collector's website. So, what say ye?


Here's a copy of a post about the Chisolm Trail Hunt that Phil and I attended.

I had a great time Friday and Saturday.
I had the pleasure to meet and get to know a few of you.
There wasn't enough time to meet you all.
Here are a few Pics I took Saturday.
Mike (Sharpshooter)


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