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I thought I would try a local ghost town I have avoided in the past cause it was overrun by sloppy diggers who don't fill there holes. I guess they were sloppy hunters too cause I got these in 20 minutes of huntin! I filled & covered my holes as always and so not to give away my spot.
 

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Nice Largie, I love the half penny too. jgas
 
nice finds!! Most that don't fill holes are sloppy hunters as they only want to cherry pick the area...
 
creeper71 said:
nice finds!! Most that don't fill holes are sloppy hunters as they only want to cherry pick the area...
Thats pretty much it they only hunted the front walks to the ones you can drive up to. I gravitate to the area around the privy first which my first signal was the 1844 largie. It makes me think it would be worth digging out that privy. this was a house in 1810 or so. Town privys are often the deep ones though.
 
What country is that half penny from? I have one of those coins and never did figure out where it was from. I'm not a coin buff.
 
Not sure King George VI would be happy with your comments :icon_king:
 

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