Tonites farmhouse finds

[fistfulladirt]

Tonite's farmhouse finds

This afternoon i hunted a 1919 farmhouse yard. It had a fieldstone foundation and is occupied.
I thought it may be older, but looked like a candidate for silver. I tend to cherry pick silver when I hunt a front yard, as I like to hunt lots of yards and get a feel for what's there.
Another dateless SLQ, and a '43 merc that I gave to the homeowner, who was tickled pink! (His birthdate). Had to talk him out of keeping the quarter, I know he wanted it.....but ya can't give it all up!
Owner told me where the "original" home sat, and where the help's home used to be. And the old dump out back....I might be going back, with a full battery this time! FFD

 

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[coltdavis]

Re: Tonite's farmhouse finds

Nice finds FFD! I let my Grandpa hang on to the 41 merc i dug at his place (his birth year) keep it up

 

[michigan michael]

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Nice SLQ! That had to raise your heart rate a little.

 

[postalgriff]

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great finds FFD! nice score on the SLQ, still waiting for my first. dateless or not I'd be happy, nice digs! how deep was that SLQ, and were you sure it was a quarter?

 

[BandB1]

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Congrats on the SLQ. Hope your next one is dated.

Good luck,
HH.

 

[Giant056]

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Great hunt and congrats on the silver

 

[Michiganne]

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Nice finds.

HH

 

[Slipperyjack47]

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Nice finds ya cherry picker! lol


HH
Slipperyjack47

 

[123jerry]

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wtg d i want to go back with you call me,fridays open

 

[Mike from MI]

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Love the SLQ!!!! Hard to find coin! Congrats!

 

[BigZee]

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Grats

 

[fistfulladirt]

Re: Tonite's farmhouse finds

great finds FFD! nice score on the SLQ, still waiting for my first. dateless or not I'd be happy, nice digs! how deep was that SLQ, and were you sure it was a quarter?

Josh, the quarter was 5-6" in packed soil. At that depth copper and silver sometimes give the same readings on my machine. I go by ear first. I tend to pass over a lot of signals when I'm out "pickin", and that's why I can end up with the silver coins and copper within the first hour, if it's a new spot.

 

[DanMI]

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Good job on the SLQ and the dime. Slq's are tough. WTG!! HH Dan