newbie finds!!!!

[tnredneck]

I went over to a fellow workers house yesterday at lunch to detect for just a few minutes and drop off a detector i have to sell as he was interested in it. I dug a token for 5 cents off at the 1941 strawberry festival in paducah, ky and it was made of copper and the size of a quarter. I showed my buddy how to use the detector and he found a penny or so before i had to head back to work....he showed up this morning with 4 mercury dimes..1942,1942.1936 and 1920. a 1942 washington quarter, buffalo nickel and a wheatie!!! I'd say that was a heck of a start and he wants to buy the detector from me, can you imagine that



hh tnredneck

 

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[Boobydoo]

Wow, now that's a pretty cool story. "The price just doubled" lol.

Smiles!
BDoo

 

[TreasureTales]

WTG! You should think about selling used cars, you might make a fortune. Now get over to his hunting site (his yard?) and get the silver he missed. Show him how it's done!!!!

 

[Bertman]

I agree with BDoo... (kidding) Nothing like finding that silver to get someone hooked on this great hobby...

 

[MUD(S.W.A.T)]

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[vic910]

That's the way to sell a detector! And to think that was his first time out! WTG!

vicki

 

[tinkb]

Hey redneck, did you remember to add the price of those coins you seeded in his yard to the total so he would buy the machine?