tommyboy72
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- Benton,IL.62812
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- Minelab Explorer SE, Minelab Excalibur II, Whites Prizm IV & Garrett Pro-Pointer
Fought the frozen Tundra of Illinois and found Silver & clad, also ww2 jumpwing
Hi, well I couldn't wait any longer, I had to get out and detect!! anyway I went to a few new spots and I just wanted to post what I found. the oldest wheatie is 1919 and the others are 1950, 1957, and 1958 the mercury dimes range from 1926s, a pair of 1943d mercs found about 10 inches from each other, and a 1944d mercury dime. the Roosevelt dime is a 1964. the paratrooper wings are from ww2 (I think they're silver but they're unmarked) and rang out like a silver quarter and were about 6 inches down, one of the places I detected today was an old store site I remembered from when I was a kid and my dad told me the guy who ran it years ago was a ww2 vet so these must have belonged to him. anyway, I was bored and thought I would post this and I hope everyone enjoys looking at the pics. I know I love to look at all the new posts(it motivates me!!!) All told I was out for about 4 1/2 hours. the ground was frozen solid 4-5 inches deep!!! everyone one of these coins made me work to get them!!!! my hands are killing me from leaning on my digging tool just to cut a plug!!!!
Hi, well I couldn't wait any longer, I had to get out and detect!! anyway I went to a few new spots and I just wanted to post what I found. the oldest wheatie is 1919 and the others are 1950, 1957, and 1958 the mercury dimes range from 1926s, a pair of 1943d mercs found about 10 inches from each other, and a 1944d mercury dime. the Roosevelt dime is a 1964. the paratrooper wings are from ww2 (I think they're silver but they're unmarked) and rang out like a silver quarter and were about 6 inches down, one of the places I detected today was an old store site I remembered from when I was a kid and my dad told me the guy who ran it years ago was a ww2 vet so these must have belonged to him. anyway, I was bored and thought I would post this and I hope everyone enjoys looking at the pics. I know I love to look at all the new posts(it motivates me!!!) All told I was out for about 4 1/2 hours. the ground was frozen solid 4-5 inches deep!!! everyone one of these coins made me work to get them!!!! my hands are killing me from leaning on my digging tool just to cut a plug!!!!
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