bazinga
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Got out with Lee and Larry and hit the park again today. Lately it has just been giving it up to me like a drunk prom date....
I even pulled a coin out today that I've never dug from here. A Shield Nickel! It was well used when it went into the ground though, haha. This park started sometime around 1910 or so I believe and the last year for shields was 1882, so it had a good 30 years or more before it was lost. You can make out the 5 on one side and nothing on the back. It is worn like a disc almost.
I also got 3 more indian heads (1882, 1890, 1894), a 1952 silver rosie, 4 wheats, and that ring with with the green stone. It was about 9 inches deep. It was an iffy signal right near where I dug the 1883 canadian dime the other day at the same depth, so when I dug the plug within the plug to get that deep it started screaming and all I could think was SEATED!
I also dug another signal that was bouncing from penny to iron. I dug the plug and see a rusty old bottle cap. Popped it out of the hole and literally right underneath it was that 1890 indian head. The detail on it is amazing and if it wasn't green would easily grade AU-50 or better. 4 full diamonds, the whole shebang! Stupid green! The picture actually make it look quite a bit worse than it really is.
I even pulled a coin out today that I've never dug from here. A Shield Nickel! It was well used when it went into the ground though, haha. This park started sometime around 1910 or so I believe and the last year for shields was 1882, so it had a good 30 years or more before it was lost. You can make out the 5 on one side and nothing on the back. It is worn like a disc almost.
I also got 3 more indian heads (1882, 1890, 1894), a 1952 silver rosie, 4 wheats, and that ring with with the green stone. It was about 9 inches deep. It was an iffy signal right near where I dug the 1883 canadian dime the other day at the same depth, so when I dug the plug within the plug to get that deep it started screaming and all I could think was SEATED!
I also dug another signal that was bouncing from penny to iron. I dug the plug and see a rusty old bottle cap. Popped it out of the hole and literally right underneath it was that 1890 indian head. The detail on it is amazing and if it wasn't green would easily grade AU-50 or better. 4 full diamonds, the whole shebang! Stupid green! The picture actually make it look quite a bit worse than it really is.
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