beez0404
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LORD IT WAS HOT LAST NIGHT!
I drove to a house last night at 7pm and on the way decided that if it was still in the sun I was turning around and coming home. It's only 5 miles from my house. It was built in 1954. Got there and the back yard was in the shade, front in the sun still. First target was the Roosevelt dime. Then I found two wheat pennies and a clad quarter. Now at 8pm the front was in the shade so I started up the side yard and my machine overloaded on a swing to the right. I was about to move on but caught sight of a coin laying on the surface. When I bent over to pick it up I saw another. Using just my pinpointer I found a total of 36 pennies, 9 nickels, 14 dimes, and 2 quarters all on or just under the surface. So the $2.71 from that "spill" paid for my gas there and back. I only hunted about 1/2 of the front yard and a short bit before I was going to call it quits found the 1918S mercury dime. I tossed out the coin spill pennies as they were in rough shape.



The back of the Roosevelt dime cleaned up nicely. But the front I couldn't clean even with the Flitz polish that works so well for me.
I drove to a house last night at 7pm and on the way decided that if it was still in the sun I was turning around and coming home. It's only 5 miles from my house. It was built in 1954. Got there and the back yard was in the shade, front in the sun still. First target was the Roosevelt dime. Then I found two wheat pennies and a clad quarter. Now at 8pm the front was in the shade so I started up the side yard and my machine overloaded on a swing to the right. I was about to move on but caught sight of a coin laying on the surface. When I bent over to pick it up I saw another. Using just my pinpointer I found a total of 36 pennies, 9 nickels, 14 dimes, and 2 quarters all on or just under the surface. So the $2.71 from that "spill" paid for my gas there and back. I only hunted about 1/2 of the front yard and a short bit before I was going to call it quits found the 1918S mercury dime. I tossed out the coin spill pennies as they were in rough shape.



The back of the Roosevelt dime cleaned up nicely. But the front I couldn't clean even with the Flitz polish that works so well for me.
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