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Could’ve found it with a stick!

StinkinLincoln

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Equinox 600
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All Treasure Hunting
Found this with my 600 but it was barely covered by a layer of pine needles. Don’t know why it wasn’t a lot deeper. Clad in the same area was at least a couple of inches down.
 

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WOW!! That’s one heck of a “surface” find. Makes you wonder why it wasn’t deeper like the clad. Congrats
 
Nice find! :icon_thumleft: Wow that's weird it wasn't deep. Should be deep with the pine needles falling on it year after year after year..... Maybe a recent drop? Some kid showing off his dad's cool coin and losing it?
 
I can imagine your thoughts as you started to dig......another pop can......holy crap! HAHAHA. Congrats!
 
Nice!!!!! 🙌 How'd it ring up?
 
Congrats on the big silver. Nice condition, too!
 
If not a recent drop, you were detecting in a time warp zone.
Took me 32 years to find my first silver dollar and was not near as nice as yours.
WTG!
 

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