Couple of firsts!!

[wetfly]

This damn site really gets me motivated to go detecting every time I read about what someone found I load up after work and go!! Lol-- I went back to the old Harris school which is vacant now and was opened in 1909! First day I really got to know what tone can slurry is but near the end of the hunt found a 1912 wheat penny then a 1955 wheaty 20 min later!! Went home and after reading a few more posts on here decided to hit er again after work the following day! I'm glad I did cuz I found my very first barber quarter!! It's a 1914 and pretty sad and worn but a first none the less! An hour later I found a buffalo nickel!! Another first for me!! It too is perty worn but man what a high! Lol --- I also found a couple of trinkets and a piece of what I think is copper slag but not sure! Anyway thanks for lookin and keep swinging guys TODAY'S THE DAY!!!

 

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[WHADIFIND]

That's another aspect of this hobby that I love! Sooooooo many firsts to be had on ANY given day!

I, also, gather some steam from the posts here. Of course, mine is more driven by being old. Most of my gumption just got up and left!
This place helps me to keep that drive alive!

Congrats!

HH!

 

[wetfly]

And they say you can't polish a turd? Lol. As suspected , it's a piece of copper slag. Still a kinda neat find-- I'll take a day of finding trash over work anytime!!

 

[Ground Inspector]

Nice coins

 

[Mzjavert]

Copper brings $$$, save that slag. Plus all rings count. Congrats on the coins!

 

[Terry Soloman]

Congrats on your firsts!!!

 

[Rick (Nova Scotia)]

Hey WETFLY that barber Q. is not sad, it is a very decent dug coin.

As in one very recent post, too many are made up of coins that weren't ever in the ground.