hoosierfinds
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This afternoon, I went back to the house I was at Saturday evening, where I got a Rosie and silver war nickel. I was digging every solid signal as I was also trying to find a child's small gold ring lost by the owner's young daughter 42 years ago. Never got it. I even covered the yard at a right angle to my original search - which I never have the patience to do.
However, I did get a sweat 82 v.d.i. signal on my XLT that was registering dime/then quarter and 4 1/2 inches deep. Found a beautiful 1914D barber dime. Normally, I carry an empty Tums container (with a slit cut in it) in my left pocket for found coins. Good coins go in the little change pocket in my blue jeans. Today, I was in shorts with shallow pockets. This baby made me nervous in the pocket so I made a trip to the car to make her secure.
The wheaties are 1915,19,19, and 34. The V nickel is 1891. It's too bad that nickels handle the ground conditions so poorly.
The button is from Scofill Manufacturing Company. I think it is newer as the backing is not all rotted/rusted by the ground.
It was on the surface in an empty flower bed, under a tree. Seems to have an anchor under the eagle. The belt buckle is neat.
However, I did get a sweat 82 v.d.i. signal on my XLT that was registering dime/then quarter and 4 1/2 inches deep. Found a beautiful 1914D barber dime. Normally, I carry an empty Tums container (with a slit cut in it) in my left pocket for found coins. Good coins go in the little change pocket in my blue jeans. Today, I was in shorts with shallow pockets. This baby made me nervous in the pocket so I made a trip to the car to make her secure.
The wheaties are 1915,19,19, and 34. The V nickel is 1891. It's too bad that nickels handle the ground conditions so poorly.
The button is from Scofill Manufacturing Company. I think it is newer as the backing is not all rotted/rusted by the ground.
It was on the surface in an empty flower bed, under a tree. Seems to have an anchor under the eagle. The belt buckle is neat.
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