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pinebarren

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Got out to the drive-in today. within 3-4 minuets I found my first ever 1941 Mercury dime!!
Twenty minuets later, a 1954 half dollar!!!! I found several dimes and pennys, oh and a "D" from a FORD.

The drive-in was opened in 1949 and is the oldest of the seven operating drive-in theatres in North Carolina.
I know others have hunted here, so I tried to think where they may have overlooked.


Good day for me!!!

-pinebarren
 
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Congrats on the silver. Looks like your thinking paid out. :thumbsup:
 
pinebarren,
sounds like a good hunt.
Congrat on the silver.

Silver is always nice. :wink: :D

have a good un.....
SHERMANVILLE
 
Ha! Ha!

Good job PineB...

You must have been thinking 'outside the box'!

;D
rmptr
 
nice finds love them old drive in movie places

wish they still had as many
 
This one is still running. They play new releases the same time the indoor theaters do. Its $5 per person for 2 movies! Gotta love it!

We saw Mall Cop and Pink Panther this past Friday night!
 
Nice going on the silver! :thumbsup: Good idea to hunt there..


Welcome to Treasure Net.


Chris
 
Those drive-ins are hard to dig in. Ground is packed down pretty tight. You did well.

DM
 
Merc dime always nice to find.

Nice find
 
WOW! a working drive in! The one here closed back about 1978,found dozens of silver coins there but not much left any more. good hunting....Kane23
 
Good finds,
We still have working Drive in's here in Kentucky and We go every chance we get.

Nova Treasure
 
Out-thinking the old-timers! :wink: Good stuff. I try to do that myself, and it does pay off sometimes. Too bad I wasn't in this hobby 30 years ago, when I wouldn't have had to do that so much...
 
Those are some great finds from a high trash area, tough going at a drive in with so much history, must be a lot of trash or how was it? Those Ben Franklin halves are worth a few $$$. Welcome to the forum and HH, Mike
 
Bavaria Mike said:
Those are some great finds from a high trash area, tough going at a drive in with so much history, must be a lot of trash or how was it? Those Ben Franklin halves are worth a few $$$. Welcome to the forum and HH, Mike

The lot area is trashy, but other areas are not too bad. I know a guy that works there. He told me a little background info. I plan on going back and checking on this.

Believe it or not they did not always have a playground. I thought they were standard for drive-ins!!
 
GREAT HUNT LIKE THE SILVER. :thumbsup:
 

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