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Old House, day two a little better...

Jack(IN)

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Took the pic of the goodies, and not the clad which was about three dollars(6 quarters, 11 dimes, 2 nickels, and 28 memorials). The good coins were:
3 Roosies
1 Merc
1 Buffalo
1 Shield Nickel
0 wheats(surprised)
6 Indians
1 silver ring missing stone
 

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Wow a perfect day way to go!!
 
wow !!! way to go down there in Richmond !!

mark ( in Mishawaka )
 
Congrats, I always love the silver.
 
beautifull ! congrats ;)
 
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D great hunt !!!!!!!!!!! ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
 
Boy, if that's a little better, I'm ready to cry when it gets really good !!
 
Hey goldfish, just meant it was better than what I found yesterday!
 
Nice diggins' Jack.

Beats any day I've had in a long time.

Had a detectorist with lots of experience tell me one time that folks don't wear rings with missing stones. When you dig a ring with a missing stone; the stone is there in the soil. Put the soil in a bag and sift it out when you get home.

If you can remember what hole it came from, you may want to go back and retrieve the soil around the hole and find the stone.
 
Hey Okie..

I know where I found it, even looked when I dug it, going back tomorrow and see if I can sift and find the stone...thanks!
 
Great finds there, Jack.

HH
 
That was a nice day!!!!!!!! Cooter
 
A lot of nice coins,WTG
 
A great day! How about some dates on those Indians?
 
The Indians dated were 1879-1902. The small piece by the Merc is just a whazzit I put beside it.
 
Great finds! It's amazing how the Indians so often are in better shape than the wheaties we find. Save some of these old houses in town for me.
Steve
(in Richmond)
 

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