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Headed back to the horse farm field this morning for a 2.5hr hunt. Would've stayed longer, but the wind whipped up and it started to snow! I've been detecting the fields surrounding this farm for the past year. This field sits about 50 yards east of an 1860 farmhouse, todate I've only found one other silver coin here. Well today my luck was about to change! I started by digging the usual square nails, farm trash and even the occasional button, but then a clear 91 - 92 rang up and out popped a 1902 Canadian Silver Quarter!

Even with the snow ending my hunt early, it was nice to find silver again!
Thanks for looking,
Dave
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In fact, I was detecting an c1860 park in Eastern Ontario this past summer and met a couple of guys from Vancouver. They'd flown from Vancouver to Toronto, rented a car and were driving from Toronto to Montreal detecting all the old parks along the way. They were doing this for a week and were then going to fly back to Vancouver from Montreal.









