TrpnBils
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Went back to my new permission where I scored the six tokens the other night and slowed things WAY down with my Etrac. I have to believe this house has never been hit before because it just keeps kicking out high tone targets. It's the best place I've been in awhile for sure!
Pulled four more tokens tonight (all the same Mason's Drug Store 5c)...these things are aluminum but ring up just like silver quarter so it's a huge signal. Also pulled an 1890 indian tonight, a handful of wheats, a Barber dime (only my 2nd one, 1913), Roosevelt dime (1963), and a Variety 2 1917 SLQ (a first for me). The best part of it is the owner got me permission at the neighboring house and is working on getting me permission at the other adjacent house...I got turned down there a few weeks ago but he says he is good friends with the guy and is pretty sure he can get me in. That guy in the adjacent house also has a lost wedding ring somewhere in his yard so the prospect of me being able to find it for him might be a good "in" there....I'll look for the ring all day long, but if I happen to find more old coins and tokens, then so be it!
Pics below are everything from Thursday and today minus the token I gave back to the owner who donated it to the historical society. Now that I have them all cleaned up I'll give him more if he wants them for sure. I'm just happy to finally have a worthwhile door knock!
Tokens: 10 (9 shown)
Indians: 2 (1907 and 1890)
Silver: 3
Wheats: 7
Pulled four more tokens tonight (all the same Mason's Drug Store 5c)...these things are aluminum but ring up just like silver quarter so it's a huge signal. Also pulled an 1890 indian tonight, a handful of wheats, a Barber dime (only my 2nd one, 1913), Roosevelt dime (1963), and a Variety 2 1917 SLQ (a first for me). The best part of it is the owner got me permission at the neighboring house and is working on getting me permission at the other adjacent house...I got turned down there a few weeks ago but he says he is good friends with the guy and is pretty sure he can get me in. That guy in the adjacent house also has a lost wedding ring somewhere in his yard so the prospect of me being able to find it for him might be a good "in" there....I'll look for the ring all day long, but if I happen to find more old coins and tokens, then so be it!
Pics below are everything from Thursday and today minus the token I gave back to the owner who donated it to the historical society. Now that I have them all cleaned up I'll give him more if he wants them for sure. I'm just happy to finally have a worthwhile door knock!
Tokens: 10 (9 shown)
Indians: 2 (1907 and 1890)
Silver: 3
Wheats: 7
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