extremely excited (update)

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just got permission from a family member to detect 40 acres of property dating back to 1902.

the good news is a few days ago my great aunt was out gardening and dug up a dime she said it was a few inches deep but no more then 6... she showed it to me today... 1910 barber dime;)

super excited.
just thought i'd share! happy hunting
 

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That land is lots older than 1902 as no telling when someone lost something there. Good luck and have fun.
 

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good luck! can't wait to see the pics!
 

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I'm extremely excited for you, too. All that land should keep you busy for a while. Where abouts in Maine do you live?

HH
 

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That is very cool. Please let us know what you find.
 

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That is great. Can not wait to see what you find. What is this you still sitting there reading these posts get out there and hunt......Matt
 

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You luckey son of a gun, Make the most of the op. and take your camera. Frank
 

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didnt get to hunt for too long today. but the finds were all old but no coins. tell me what you think! i'll try again soon to get something really nice
 

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Looks like a german toggle action is that a cap gun ? trigger gaurd looks big
 

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definatly a cap gun but i don't know how old it is it was about 8 inches down next to the house i was lookin around
 

Check the dates and note the dept of coins you find. This is a good way to findout a dept to date ratio. Around here 3"to4" is about the '40s And 13" is about 200Years old. The coverage varies in different parts of the country. In the desert things seem to lay on the surface almost forever.That's what I have seen in AZ,CAL and NM. Frank
 

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