The Buzzard King
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Got out for about 2 hours yesterday, to an old hillside that's produced some goodies before.
It's been pretty well overgrown for most of the summer though, and it's VERY tough hunting.
It's on I'd say about a 40 degree slope, and it's got a very low undergrowth of mostly very tough blueberry bushes, which destroyed a coil wire of mine last year.
So fighting through there is like Heart-attack city!
Anyway, here's the coins I dug.
3 Injuns, 1884, 1882, and a 1906.
And a 1911 V-nickle. Nothing is in really great shape.
No silver.
One of the Injuns and the V- nickle sounded like absolute garbage. Exactly like pulltabs. I almost didn't dig them cause I figured it was a pulltab or another shell-casing.
Everything was in the 5-7 inch range.
Thanks for lookin'.
TBK.
It's been pretty well overgrown for most of the summer though, and it's VERY tough hunting.
It's on I'd say about a 40 degree slope, and it's got a very low undergrowth of mostly very tough blueberry bushes, which destroyed a coil wire of mine last year.
So fighting through there is like Heart-attack city!
Anyway, here's the coins I dug.
3 Injuns, 1884, 1882, and a 1906.
And a 1911 V-nickle. Nothing is in really great shape.
No silver.
One of the Injuns and the V- nickle sounded like absolute garbage. Exactly like pulltabs. I almost didn't dig them cause I figured it was a pulltab or another shell-casing.
Everything was in the 5-7 inch range.
Thanks for lookin'.
TBK.
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