mlw67
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We knocked at the door of a place we had been wanting to hunt, but got no answer. We almost left, but decided to hunt the sidewalk easement out front. We found clad, junk, and a 1900-S barber dime. 
Then we drove to another spot we had been eyeing, and got permission to hunt a yard at a house built in 1892. All we found was clad and junk!
But we also hunted the sidewalk easement across the street from that yard, and pulled out clad, junk, and a sweet 1905-S quarter! 
Not a single wheat or indian, no newer silver, nothing old at all except a 1959 license plate tag--and two barbers. Kind of odd--but I'll take it! 8)

Then we drove to another spot we had been eyeing, and got permission to hunt a yard at a house built in 1892. All we found was clad and junk!
But we also hunted the sidewalk easement across the street from that yard, and pulled out clad, junk, and a sweet 1905-S quarter! 
Not a single wheat or indian, no newer silver, nothing old at all except a 1959 license plate tag--and two barbers. Kind of odd--but I'll take it! 8)
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