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When I left the house this morning the weather was calling for a few flurries through the day and windy. When I got to the site the snow started and it didn't let up at all...still snowing now as I type this. It was freezing cold but I was dressed for the weather so no problem there. To start the targets were as expected...lot's of lead and a couple crusty Geo II coppers. The last target of the day was the early 1700s French 30 Deniers. It's a billon coin but it is silver and is one I haven't dug before. Also got a crusty 1650s Liard. I didn't even realize that I had the Deniers or the Liard until I got home and emptied my pockets...I thought the Deniers was a well worn button!
I would still be detecting there right now if didn't think I would have gotten snowed in. The field is about a mile down a farm road along open fields...it had started to drift in when I was driving out so I think I left just in time!

Liard de France

30 Deniers "Mousquetaire"


This is what it originally looked like...

I would still be detecting there right now if didn't think I would have gotten snowed in. The field is about a mile down a farm road along open fields...it had started to drift in when I was driving out so I think I left just in time!

Liard de France

30 Deniers "Mousquetaire"


This is what it originally looked like...

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It will be shiny silver except for the darker green portions which will be the toughest. The other crud will still be there too, but you'll get rid of most of it with a little more soaking.









