Diggincoinz
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- Dec 19, 2004
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- Minelab X-Terra 70 / Tesoro TigerShark / Fisher F70
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Yeah, my first self-scratched silver! AUGH!!! 
My brother's place is dated 1823, his neighbor's place is dated 1820. I detected my brother's place last year, got bunches of memorial cents and my brother actually unearthed a 1898 Barber Dime last year when putting in his addition to the house! No detector needed for that one!
Well I see that his neighbor's place is for sale not knowing that they're in Texas already. My brother is "watching" the place. He said go ahead, see what you can find!
I only did the small front yard, I got more bunches of memorial cents again but eventually started getting some wheaties then finally... a half dollar signal at 5 inches.
I began the plug popping and hit a tree root. The half was under the root. Thinking that I was careful enough, I still nicked it just enough to scratch it. Dang it!
But nevertheless, I was still excited to dig up a silver half dollar! Woohoo!
Also got two child's play quarters and a Bermuda Piggy Cent too.
My brother's place is dated 1823, his neighbor's place is dated 1820. I detected my brother's place last year, got bunches of memorial cents and my brother actually unearthed a 1898 Barber Dime last year when putting in his addition to the house! No detector needed for that one!
Well I see that his neighbor's place is for sale not knowing that they're in Texas already. My brother is "watching" the place. He said go ahead, see what you can find!
I only did the small front yard, I got more bunches of memorial cents again but eventually started getting some wheaties then finally... a half dollar signal at 5 inches.
I began the plug popping and hit a tree root. The half was under the root. Thinking that I was careful enough, I still nicked it just enough to scratch it. Dang it!
But nevertheless, I was still excited to dig up a silver half dollar! Woohoo!
Also got two child's play quarters and a Bermuda Piggy Cent too.
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