daytondigger
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- Dayton, Ohio
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- Fisher CZ5
Went up to my favorite site again today and had a blast. The area I wanted to hunt was infested with screaming little people that were there on a field trip. So, I headed toward a big hill that I had not thoroughly covered. Not five minutes into the hunt I dug a 24-S wheat and then a foot away I dug a 1914 wheat, but there was still something in the hole. I couldn't quite pinpoint it at first. I turned on the sunray probe and found a Zincoln in the side of the hole 
, yuck! As I was filling in the hole I saw a silver edge in the dirt I took out. It was a really nice 1934 merc 
. I continued to dig teens and twenties wheats for a while and then someone turned the fawcet off. The kids left and I headed for the other hill. I dug three 1943 mercs in totally different spots, a worn 1918-S(?) merc, two Rooseys and a 1935-S quarter. I also dug 19 wheats, a bunch of clad, a ring that is proudly stamped 14K but is clearly not and a nice gold filled religeous pendant.
, yuck! As I was filling in the hole I saw a silver edge in the dirt I took out. It was a really nice 1934 merc . I continued to dig teens and twenties wheats for a while and then someone turned the fawcet off. The kids left and I headed for the other hill. I dug three 1943 mercs in totally different spots, a worn 1918-S(?) merc, two Rooseys and a 1935-S quarter. I also dug 19 wheats, a bunch of clad, a ring that is proudly stamped 14K but is clearly not and a nice gold filled religeous pendant.Attachments
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