DigToChina
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Hi all,
Made it out this weekend to continue gridding a park that was adjacent to an old school. Taking a page from Tabman, I’ve been walking a string to keep me in a straight line. Seems to be working too.
My most interesting find (based on location not rarity) is the one I didn’t take a picture of in the hole. It came from about 6-8 inches down and rang up in the penny range. The amount of green ick was huge so I just thought penny and stowed it. It wasn’t until I dumped my finds later that I realized it was bigger than a penny. Turned out to be my first Buffalo. A 1937-D to be exact (photo in grouping) but being in Canada, I don’t expect to see them regularly. Some of the green will never come off unfortunately.
Also managed to pull a 1945 dime which had some great shine in the early morning dawn. It’s mud caked but the shine on silver is hard to mistake right away in this field so I cleaned just enough to find the date. Also managed to get another dreaded 1968 dime [emoji37]. So close but alas magnetic.
Happy hunting
Dig



Made it out this weekend to continue gridding a park that was adjacent to an old school. Taking a page from Tabman, I’ve been walking a string to keep me in a straight line. Seems to be working too.
My most interesting find (based on location not rarity) is the one I didn’t take a picture of in the hole. It came from about 6-8 inches down and rang up in the penny range. The amount of green ick was huge so I just thought penny and stowed it. It wasn’t until I dumped my finds later that I realized it was bigger than a penny. Turned out to be my first Buffalo. A 1937-D to be exact (photo in grouping) but being in Canada, I don’t expect to see them regularly. Some of the green will never come off unfortunately.
Also managed to pull a 1945 dime which had some great shine in the early morning dawn. It’s mud caked but the shine on silver is hard to mistake right away in this field so I cleaned just enough to find the date. Also managed to get another dreaded 1968 dime [emoji37]. So close but alas magnetic.
Happy hunting
Dig



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