JimBeHuntin'
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- Location
- Down East North Carolina
- Detector(s) used
- Garrett AT PRO (As of 10/2011)
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
After this past Sunday's hunt I was able to mark another coin from the old wish list ... my first Flying Eagle Cent. She's rough but recognizable and I'm thrilled with it! I found it at my old country store site along with a rough V nickel and six marbles (I love finding marbles). We had to move on from this site early because it was just too muddy but I'll be back. My buddy and I hunted a few more old sites where I found a 1926 Mercury Dime, a rough wheat cent, a nice pocket watch (gold plated?), and a few other odds and ends. My buddy's best find was a gold Masonic ring that was way cool. We had a great day of hunting and I was pleased with my finds. Thanks for looking ~ Jimmy
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thanks for sharing and hh
. Seriously, being this side of the pond and having a different currency, I keep having to Google the stuff you find to understand it's importance. And what nice stuff you DO find 









