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Indyfan73

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i was running the edge since i just planted it a week ago and found this. when it cam up from 6 inch's i thought i found my first gold eagle because all i say was the edge. i had to sit down before finish digging it out knowing i would get week in the knees and crap a $10.00 gold Mexican coin. and crap this is my family's land that has been in our family for over 200 years. hat is it doing here. any way i got very disappointed than very pissed off this is private land that is fully fenced and i guess we just have to turn the generators on again to the faience. the fields total over 1950 acers
 

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I hate that you appear to have trespassers, but, the coin is nice. I personally have never seen one and would be excited to find it. Then again, the thought of some stranger on my land would make me turn the amps up too. Good luck ridding yourself of the infestation.
 
I too would complain about someone indiscriminately leaving money on/in my land.

However, in this case; I always understood that the cheap farm labour in the United States came from South of the Border.
Therefore is it possible that the coin was donated by a farm worker?

Mike
 
LaKASkill said:
I hate that you appear to have trespassers, but, the coin is nice. I personally have never seen one and would be excited to find it. Then again, the thought of some stranger on my land would make me turn the amps up too. Good luck ridding yourself of the infestation.

amps are up and i do like the coins but the only people staying in on the land is my grandparents and there in there late 80's so i have to be protective of them. i stand to inhareit the land. and we have great hunting on it so i think they were there sniping the deer of snaging my crops. corn mostly and some soy but my grandparents and more valueable.
 
levis_dad said:
Maybe one of your hired help dropped it?

we dont hire hands from out side the states. i hate to say but keep the cash in the american born hands
 
trikikiwi said:
I too would complain about someone indiscriminately leaving money on/in my land.

However, in this case; I always understood that the cheap farm labour in the United States came from South of the Border.
Therefore is it possible that the coin was donated by a farm worker?

Mike

we dont hire hands from out side the states. i hate to say but keep the cash in the american born hands ression and all money is tight for all
 
Quote "so i think they were there sniping the deer of snaging my crops. corn mostly and some soy but my grandparents and more valueable."

Good to see your heart is in the right place :icon_thumright:
Mike
 
Well, look at it this way, if you get to Mexico you can buy a farm equal in size with that coin.
 
Hey someone might have gone to Mexico and brought back some funny money and just threw it away, and it landed in your field.

Might take it to the bank and get something for it.

HH, Ringfinder
 
Indyfan73 said:
levis_dad said:
Maybe one of your hired help dropped it?

we dont hire hands from out side the states. i hate to say but keep the cash in the American born hands

So Native American Indians only, great job :icon_thumright: Although they did far better without your money!

Remember your only a modern settler!!!
 

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