rginn
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- Summit County, CO
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- White's DFX, White's Classic 1 Coinmaster, Nokta Pointer
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- All Treasure Hunting
We went over to Independence Pass today, which is still closed. On the way back near Twin Lakes we pulled over to look at the creek, and I noticed people had been camping along there. So it wouldn't be a total loss I got my DFX out to find some change. Not much of nothing, then I started finding some spent cartridge shells, of a pretty old type. I didn't even pay much attention to the next hit, I just dug the beep. I saw it was a coin and saw ONE DIME, and since I'm still thinking modern campers my first thought was "Crap, Canadian money!" But then I figured out it was a seated Liberty, in pretty good condition. Well after that, I dug every little beep. Apparently this was an old cabin site, but there was nothing left of the house. Nothing was deeper than two inches. I never found any clad at all, but I was pretty happy. This is the oldest coin I've found so far in Colorado.
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