Wardster
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Went up to the house of a friend that was built by his family in the 1800's. I had hunted there in the past with the stock coil on my DFX, but this was my first time hunting with my new 4x6DD. What a difference that coil makes. After finding a clad quarter, I dug a 1944 wheat, then a few more clad pennies. I made my way along the front sidewalk and got another solid dime/penny reading at 3". I dug my plug and out popped my first barber dime. The amount of detail and its overall condition leads me to believe that this dime was probably dropped shortly after it was in circulation. I rinsed it under the spigot to get the loose dirt off of it, but nothing more. It has a full LIBERTY on the front and you can see the corn kernals, wheat, and viens in the leaves on the back.
I found a couple more wheats (1911 & 1938) as I moved toward the end of the walkway. I will definately be heading back there soon.
-Wardster
I found a couple more wheats (1911 & 1938) as I moved toward the end of the walkway. I will definately be heading back there soon.
-Wardster
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