wheatfinder13
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- Joined
- Nov 23, 2012
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- Location
- New Orleans
- Detector(s) used
- Teknetics alpha 2000 ,garret pro pointer
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
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By the way, I like how you chronicle your slabs, by date and qty#. I at least have the year mine were found, but the special ones and firsts I put the whole dates on those. Yeah, there probably are a lot of people that don't slab their wheats and other coins that aren't considered rare keepers...they probably just throw them in a jar or whatever...but I slab all mine no matter what. If I find a wheat penny in my change from the store I don't think of it the same as when I might dig the same date and quality penny from the dirt.HutSiteDigger said:Nice finds I love digging old 1900s pennies anything from 1950 and under is good for me! Don't see a manufactures mark on there anywhere on the spoon!
Jarl said:I'd say congrats, you walked away with two old coins and a relicBy the way, I like how you chronicle your slabs, by date and qty#. I at least have the year mine were found, but the special ones and firsts I put the whole dates on those. Yeah, there probably are a lot of people that don't slab their wheats and other coins that aren't considered rare keepers...they probably just throw them in a jar or whatever...but I slab all mine no matter what. If I find a wheat penny in my change from the store I don't think of it the same as when I might dig the same date and quality penny from the dirt.
finding two wheats even is good hunt in my book
and shows the site has some potential for silver
CoinandRelicMan said:Nice digs therefinding two wheats even is good hunt in my book
and shows the site has some potential for silver
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WildNativeofPlains said:good digging there. We just started doing this and have yet to find old coins look forward to findings like yours one day. HH
