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Better at Roll Huntin then hole diggin

Mercury63

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Two weekends ago, I searched the yard of my friends 1902 Victorian home in Brooklyn and after 4 hours of work I recovered only one memorial penny. I had my sights on finding a V nickel but the only one I got to see was the one my friend had in a little metal tin in his kitchen along with a bunch of wheaties. Today, I take a walk to the bank and pull some rolls of nickels to find some older Jeffs for my mother. On my 9th roll, out drops a V Nickel. Never bought one as a coin collector and never found one with the TH'er. Never found one in change. It was only the third time I went roll huntin and boy was I surprised. It was a 1912.......unfortunately no S mint mark. Last week my friend tells me his money got stuck in the coin Jeannie at the supermarket and when they cleared out the coins which were creating the jam, he ends up with a seated liberty quarter ( he did not recall the date). Nice to know these kind of finds are still happening. Mercury 63
 
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Welcome to the T-NET.
If you stay on this site you wont believe some of the finds that are still popping out at people today.
I love this site,my wife says that I spend to much time on here.
Happy hunting at which ever way you chose to do so.

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GOOD FIND. WELCOME TO T-NET.
 
Sounds like your dream come true even if you did not dig it..... ;D ;D
 

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glad to see so many of you use the Ace 250 like me. However, sometimes I dig some deeps holes and find nothing. Should I lower the sensitivity in these areas ? Any suggestions ?
 

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