Old drive-in

pinebarren

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Feb 7, 2009
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Got out to the drive-in today. within 3-4 minuets I found my first ever 1941 Mercury dime!!
Twenty minuets later, a 1954 half dollar!!!! I found several dimes and pennys, oh and a "D" from a FORD.

The drive-in was opened in 1949 and is the oldest of the seven operating drive-in theatres in North Carolina.
I know others have hunted here, so I tried to think where they may have overlooked.


Good day for me!!!

-pinebarren
 

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DigginThePast

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Congrats on the silver. Looks like your thinking paid out. :thumbsup:
 

SHERMANVILLE ILLINOIS

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pinebarren,
sounds like a good hunt.
Congrat on the silver.

Silver is always nice. :wink: :D

have a good un.....
SHERMANVILLE
 

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pinebarren

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Feb 7, 2009
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This one is still running. They play new releases the same time the indoor theaters do. Its $5 per person for 2 movies! Gotta love it!

We saw Mall Cop and Pink Panther this past Friday night!
 

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Nice going on the silver! :thumbsup: Good idea to hunt there..


Welcome to Treasure Net.


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Merc dime always nice to find.

Nice find
 

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WOW! a working drive in! The one here closed back about 1978,found dozens of silver coins there but not much left any more. good hunting....Kane23
 

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Good finds,
We still have working Drive in's here in Kentucky and We go every chance we get.

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Fish-Gate

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Out-thinking the old-timers! :wink: Good stuff. I try to do that myself, and it does pay off sometimes. Too bad I wasn't in this hobby 30 years ago, when I wouldn't have had to do that so much...
 

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Those are some great finds from a high trash area, tough going at a drive in with so much history, must be a lot of trash or how was it? Those Ben Franklin halves are worth a few $$$. Welcome to the forum and HH, Mike
 

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pinebarren

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Feb 7, 2009
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Bavaria Mike said:
Those are some great finds from a high trash area, tough going at a drive in with so much history, must be a lot of trash or how was it? Those Ben Franklin halves are worth a few $$$. Welcome to the forum and HH, Mike

The lot area is trashy, but other areas are not too bad. I know a guy that works there. He told me a little background info. I plan on going back and checking on this.

Believe it or not they did not always have a playground. I thought they were standard for drive-ins!!
 

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