swish
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sometimes they're not nails
Hi all
went to my favorite fairgrounds-civil war site today. it's been raining pretty heavy and the grounds are perfect for hunting. i started off with a couple drop bullets and then started to dig horse shoe nails. it seems like they were everywhere. they give that slight high tone that gets your curiosity up. 99 times out of a 100 they are nails. the last one i dug turned out to be my oldest silver. an 1838 seated dime at about 8 inches. thats pretty deep for the m6. if we had'nt had all the rain i don't think i would have found it. also managed a save a 1956 washington and a few wheaties.
Hi all
went to my favorite fairgrounds-civil war site today. it's been raining pretty heavy and the grounds are perfect for hunting. i started off with a couple drop bullets and then started to dig horse shoe nails. it seems like they were everywhere. they give that slight high tone that gets your curiosity up. 99 times out of a 100 they are nails. the last one i dug turned out to be my oldest silver. an 1838 seated dime at about 8 inches. thats pretty deep for the m6. if we had'nt had all the rain i don't think i would have found it. also managed a save a 1956 washington and a few wheaties.
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but i did the same as you just different dates Good hunt







