jeff741972
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So I went for a ride, havent been out for a few weeks. I seen a field I had hunted before was in corn stubble so that was all it took, Ive only been here once before, and the fella who owns it is a nice, but private person, and I dont really think he likes company too much, soooo I swung into his driveway, and found him in with his cows, asked about heading out in the stubble, he says "Sure, let me know if we strike it rich 
" So there I go, out a swinging around the stubble, broken spoons, croatal bell chunks, and buttons. Hmmm I says to myself, "sure is getting cold with the steady wind on the knoll, I better find something good or I am packin it in" Then it happened, that sweet high pitch, the 3 aligned green lines on the V, with a vdi in the 80's, now I know there hasnt been a home here in 80 years, nobody around remembers there even being a house there, sweet jeebus its a virgin!! down on a knee I go and proceed to dig a wider than signal hole, out comes the el pinpointer and I am on it !!! My first seated quarter, and those scratches must be from the plow, I rub alot of stuff, but not silver coins 
then about 8 feet away ANOTHER squealer!!! mid seventies, I kick away the corn remnants and see green! thats right on the surface, no kidding 
so I continue on a bit and find a 1890 indian, no pic of that it went to the farmer 
I would have to say, that its been a pretty good day, the cold is in my back though and im kinda sore, I'll get over it 
Any chance anyone knows the type on the LC? I was looking but on coinfacts the pictures wheren't working for me 
" So there I go, out a swinging around the stubble, broken spoons, croatal bell chunks, and buttons. Hmmm I says to myself, "sure is getting cold with the steady wind on the knoll, I better find something good or I am packin it in" Then it happened, that sweet high pitch, the 3 aligned green lines on the V, with a vdi in the 80's, now I know there hasnt been a home here in 80 years, nobody around remembers there even being a house there, sweet jeebus its a virgin!! down on a knee I go and proceed to dig a wider than signal hole, out comes the el pinpointer and I am on it !!! My first seated quarter, and those scratches must be from the plow, I rub alot of stuff, but not silver coins then about 8 feet away ANOTHER squealer!!! mid seventies, I kick away the corn remnants and see green! thats right on the surface, no kidding so I continue on a bit and find a 1890 indian, no pic of that it went to the farmer I would have to say, that its been a pretty good day, the cold is in my back though and im kinda sore, I'll get over it Any chance anyone knows the type on the LC? I was looking but on coinfacts the pictures wheren't working for me
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a pepper shaker lid made of brass, a watering can screen that was pretty tore up also of brass and that one indian, which I am pretty sure was an 1880, although it was a bit corroded, if it was an 1870 guess it would be a nice surprise for the farmer if he looks it up. I need to carry a loop with me, anymore I am having a hell of a time seeing dates, I think I discussed that with the fellas this past summer. 
