MaineRelic
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Yes I hunted today !! the first pic is everything I dug through; clad junk ect... to get the keepers 4 2day !! A new site ! The owner told me it was an old apple orchard which used 2 have a house on the hill over looking it! You can not even find the foundation of the house now and only a few big old apple trees are left. I did find a small brick rubble pile just in the woods off the field, started finding household objects right in front of it just before the drop off down the hill to the orchard. I worked this flat area in front of the bricks for quite some time but did not pop out a coin, I did have a general pattern of human activity on the top of the hill so decided to limit my search pattern down the hill to the orchard to line up with the 20 yard swath of my signals on top of the hill. my third criss cross down the hill and i knew I had a copper signal! thought I had an indian by the sound of it. Even better!! 7 inches down in very sandy ,easy digging ground an 1828 matron head coronet large cent came up! Itcame out of the ground very clean!! best large cent I have dug . I think it was so becaue of the sand on the hill draining well and preserving the coin!! Kept my criss cross pattern up down the hill but no more coins ! the first apple tree i searched under produced the 1928 wheatie first with a white marble in the same hole. You have got 2 love kids!! 2 feet away I found the 1908 barber dime. The next apple tree I scored the 1939 wheatie. then came the Rain!! nooooooooo!!!! I did not want 2 leave even though I had been ther just over 3 hours. So I tried 2 push on !! BAD IDEA!! Tesoro got wet and started overloading!! I quickly took the battery out and started hoofing it 2 the truck! Tesoro still drying out !! I hope it will be ok!! MaineRelic.
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