5-1-06

[thudson]

I had a couple of hours to detect today so I went to a little house that I had just got permission to hunt. The house was built in 1929 . I searched an area 15x35 feet. That is 1/2 of the front yard. Pretty small. Found 1 56d rosey dime , 1 39s wheathead , 13 nickles , 23 pennys , 9 dimes . Pulled out 1 Missouri tax token , and 1 trade token ,1 cell phone battery. Best day in a long time.

 

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[twister]

Awesome finds thudson. COngrats

HH Twister

 

[Monty]

Don't it make you feel good when a site pays off like that? I haven't had much luck in quite a while, but I'm glad you did! Excellent! Monty

 

[Boobydoo]

Great finds, sounds like a productive day.
Hey, I have that exact Missouri Tax token too, handed down to me in a old jewelry box from my great aunt 15 years ago...cool!!

Smiles
BDoo

 

[bigrig40]

pretty good finds bud,very cool.

peace,bigrig

 

[The Seeker]

Nice finds! Looks like you had a heck of a day.....! 8)

 

[Moonshadow]

Very nice finds.....congrats on the Rosie!

Happy Hunting,
Moon

 

[dave-enc]

congrats on the finds wtg
hh
dave+bobbie

 

[USTiger]

Nice finds m8.. just one question .. comming from Denmark i have to ask .. What is a Wheat

 

[groundfisher]

Nice finds. Good luck on your next hunt there.Sounds like a great site. HH!

 

[Monty]

A wheat or wheatie is a USA one cent coin that has a couple of shocks of wheat on the obverse. They are mostly pure copper coins and are worth a little more than one cent on todays metal market. They were issued back from the early 1900s until the 1950s...approximately, and then were replaced by the clad or zinc cent without the wheat on the obverse. Monty

 

[surfrat96]

Nice Haul! WTG!

HH 8) surfrat

 

[USTiger]

A wheat or wheatie is a USA one cent coin that has a couple of shocks of wheat on the obverse. They are mostly pure copper coins and are worth a little more than one cent on todays metal market. They were issued back from the early 1900s until the 1950s...approximately, and then were replaced by the clad or zinc cent without the wheat on the obverse. Monty

Thanks m8

USTiger

 

[trk5capt]

THUDSON, Welcome To The Forum, Congrats On The Nice Haul. trk5capt...

 

[Nana40]

You did good T!

Nana