Pocket Spill
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Was out of town this weekend and got some detecting in. On Saturday I stopped at a fairgrounds location and hunted for about 3 hours. The last time I was here was back in like October with Paul and the clay soil was as hard as a rock. You could barely cut a half inch deep plug. With all the recent rain the ground was nice and soft this time. Got 2 Mercs - 1931S and 1941, 5 Indians - 1865, 1893, 1896, 1897 and 1900 plus 4 wheaties.
Next stop was another fairgrounds location that is now a cornfield. Place has been heavily detected for the past 40 years but will still give up a few coins. Hunted for about an hour and got a toasted shield nickel. Fertilizer had eaten off the date but I can tell it is a "with rays" variety so it is either an 1866 or 1867.
Stopped back at the first location for a couple of hours this morning and got two more Indians - 1888 and 1896 plus 5 wheaties.
Next stop was another fairgrounds location that is now a cornfield. Place has been heavily detected for the past 40 years but will still give up a few coins. Hunted for about an hour and got a toasted shield nickel. Fertilizer had eaten off the date but I can tell it is a "with rays" variety so it is either an 1866 or 1867.
Stopped back at the first location for a couple of hours this morning and got two more Indians - 1888 and 1896 plus 5 wheaties.
