beerguy
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I got out this morning for a much needed hunt. It has been cold here lately, frozen ground is not my friend.
It finally warmed up, and I went back tot he school where I find all my good stuff.
I am looking to score a Walking Liberty half, since I have NEVER found one.
Today I found a 1918 D Merc towards the end of my hunt. That made me happy since I was just digging some clad and some head stamps.


If head stamps had a bounty on them, I would be typing this from my yacht. Those things are everywhere in this site.
Finally, I got a decent signal that shot up the scale towards big silver. Pulled out a 6 inch plug, and the next 3 inches of dirt before I located the coin with my pinpointer in the bottom of the hole.
This was about 10 inches down.


All coins from this field are heavily corroded. The site is next to Puget Sound, and is almost underwater during the rainy times.
I did not even look at the coin in the field, I just came back home to clean them up, hoping for a Walker.
Alas, it was not meant to be.
But this is apparently a key date Barber half.
I will take it.
Lady Liberty, I am coming for you this year.
It finally warmed up, and I went back tot he school where I find all my good stuff.
I am looking to score a Walking Liberty half, since I have NEVER found one.
Today I found a 1918 D Merc towards the end of my hunt. That made me happy since I was just digging some clad and some head stamps.


If head stamps had a bounty on them, I would be typing this from my yacht. Those things are everywhere in this site.
Finally, I got a decent signal that shot up the scale towards big silver. Pulled out a 6 inch plug, and the next 3 inches of dirt before I located the coin with my pinpointer in the bottom of the hole.
This was about 10 inches down.


All coins from this field are heavily corroded. The site is next to Puget Sound, and is almost underwater during the rainy times.
I did not even look at the coin in the field, I just came back home to clean them up, hoping for a Walker.
Alas, it was not meant to be.
But this is apparently a key date Barber half.
I will take it.
Lady Liberty, I am coming for you this year.
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