ModernMiner
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Yes Folks, after what seems like years, I finally found a few coins today at the plantation house at lunch. Bye-bye Monkey!!! 
Not an LC or a Barber, but I'll take them.
All my finds today were right in back of the house along the dirt driveway path that cuts through the back yard. I can't believe I (and others
) missed these finds. They were literally found within a 20' diameter. The ground was damp due to our recent rains, and I didn't discriminate out as much as I normally do. I'm sure both of those factors helped me today. I can't tell you how many times I've been through this section, which only goes to show you, "no place is ever hunted out."
Again, not great coins, but I'm happy to of found them.
Here's my finds:
*1880 IH - This is my 4th IH AND oldest coin so far from this house.
Pictures are before and after tumbling.
*1952D Rosie
*1940 Wheat
*Musketball
*Small 2-ringer bullet. Is this a CW era bullet?
Thanks for looking,
MM

Not an LC or a Barber, but I'll take them.
) missed these finds. They were literally found within a 20' diameter. The ground was damp due to our recent rains, and I didn't discriminate out as much as I normally do. I'm sure both of those factors helped me today. I can't tell you how many times I've been through this section, which only goes to show you, "no place is ever hunted out."Again, not great coins, but I'm happy to of found them.
Here's my finds:
*1880 IH - This is my 4th IH AND oldest coin so far from this house.
Pictures are before and after tumbling.
*1952D Rosie
*1940 Wheat
*Musketball
*Small 2-ringer bullet. Is this a CW era bullet?
Thanks for looking,
MM
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