Michiganne
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- Location
- SW Michigan
- Detector(s) used
- Explorer SE
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- All Treasure Hunting
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I went out Sunday afternoon for a chilly bit. I decided my cornfields are getting pretty frozen so I went back to a former township hall site I have permission to hunt. I've hit it before with my Ace (found only a clad dime) but have never hunted it with my Explorer. This time I got permission to turn off the nearby electric fence, which was cool.
I found a lot of trash and bits of this and that, so when I got another good sounding signal I wasn't expecting a coin. Out came a nice, smooth and shiny '37 Washington. I also found a button and several big chunks of coal, which I like for some reason.
They must have heated the township hall with it. I'll put one in my school room on the nature shelf and burn the rest in the woodstove.
This may be my last hunt for a while with Christmas and all its busyness ahead.
HH and thanks for looking,
Michiganne
They must have heated the township hall with it. I'll put one in my school room on the nature shelf and burn the rest in the woodstove.
This may be my last hunt for a while with Christmas and all its busyness ahead.

HH and thanks for looking,
Michiganne
I will find a plce to dig somewhere! I thinkj you should place lumps of coal in some stockings just to mess with Doug and the kids! 








