washingtonian
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Hey folks,
All told, a bit of an underwhelming hunt today. Earlier in the week I worked that parking strips next to a house and pulled up about 12 quality items, Wheats, tokens, silver, etc.
I decided to work the strips from the house right next to it today and only pulled one oldie, a 1919-D wheat. Still, that's one of the oldest wheats I've found in weeks so that was nice.
Next permission I was looking to get, no one was home so I sauntered back to my place. Worked my yard for a bit without pulling anything old and then did the neighbor's side yard which he offered I could do a while back. The only downside is that he mentioned they tore it all up to redo some plumbing a while back.
Not much there but I did get a nickel signal. Unless they are really good signals, I usually skip nickel signals when coin shooting but I was bored enough to check it out.
To my surprise, I pulled this old lead soldier! Does anyone know roughly when it's from? I've seen ScubaDetector post some similar figures so maybe he can shed some light.
Good luck in the hunt this weekend all!
-Washingtonian
All told, a bit of an underwhelming hunt today. Earlier in the week I worked that parking strips next to a house and pulled up about 12 quality items, Wheats, tokens, silver, etc.
I decided to work the strips from the house right next to it today and only pulled one oldie, a 1919-D wheat. Still, that's one of the oldest wheats I've found in weeks so that was nice.
Next permission I was looking to get, no one was home so I sauntered back to my place. Worked my yard for a bit without pulling anything old and then did the neighbor's side yard which he offered I could do a while back. The only downside is that he mentioned they tore it all up to redo some plumbing a while back.
Not much there but I did get a nickel signal. Unless they are really good signals, I usually skip nickel signals when coin shooting but I was bored enough to check it out.
To my surprise, I pulled this old lead soldier! Does anyone know roughly when it's from? I've seen ScubaDetector post some similar figures so maybe he can shed some light.
Good luck in the hunt this weekend all!
-Washingtonian
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