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Dagnabbit.....I Bust My Relic Shovel In The White Mold On A Snowhill Today

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Headed out for a hunt on some snow hills today, as yesterday was a FAMILY DAY holiday,the weather was nice and the hills were full of families with their young snow-rats having fun scooting down the hills in toboggans, sleighs, garbage bags, boxes or whatever. The snow had some hard icy sections from some rain a few weeks back, which just seemed to stress out my relic shovel.

On the bright side, I did get another 2 dollar coin, which really helps bring up the totals. And......I got my shovel welded back together which cost $10.00. Ha!
 

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Wtg on the fix of the shovel Now you need to get out and dig more !!!! HH Chug
 
I sometimes us a snow rake to uncover the coins in parking lot snow banks.
 
I wish the United States would get ride of the $1 and $5 dollar bills and make coins instead. From what I read on the enternet the average paper bill lasts 8 months in circulation and the average coin last 60 to 80 years in circulation. It would save the tax payers some money and boy would it be fun digging $1 and $5 dollars coins all day :laughing7:
 

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