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Diggin Dude

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Today I found my old is coined the date in 1907 barber quarter dollar very worn but nevertheless for me a great find. It was part of a coin spill I dug up 6 coins in total 4 silver 1 nickel 1wheat penny. See photos below.

I also found a different Mercury dime together with a wheat penny in a different hole 4 other Rosie's and another buffalo nickel 1936. I couldn't be happier I'm not sure what the jar with that spray looking nozzle is I found it about 6 inches deep at the base of a large tree.

10 silver coin day very happy!
 

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Holy Hell!!..Thats awesome man!!...Ive never made it over 4 Silvers in a day, let alone a pocket spill like that.

This Pic is what ive been waiting for since i started detecting
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Wow. Awesome finds. Congrats.
 

The glass bowl looks like a fuel bowl from an old tractor or riding mower.
 

Pretty sure you've found an older fuel filter there...

Yep..usually off of a tractor, the glass fuel reservoir allowed you to see if the fuel was contaminated with water, dirt, debris, etc..and also allowed you to simply unscrew it and dump it to allow fresh un-contaminated fuel to the carburetor. They let gravity pull H20 and dirt from the fuel. Not overly technical...but it sure worked! And KUDOS on the finds! Great silvers, great day in all. Thx for sharing...ddf
 

Very nice silver spills
 

Yep..usually off of a tractor, the glass fuel reservoir allowed you to see if the fuel was contaminated with water, dirt, debris, etc..and also allowed you to simply unscrew it and dump it to allow fresh un-contaminated fuel to the carburetor. They let gravity pull H20 and dirt from the fuel. Not overly technical...but it sure worked! And KUDOS on the finds! Great silvers, great day in all. Thx for sharing...ddf

It is a Zenith fuel filter. Thank you everyone for all you replies! Much appreciated. :icon_thumleft:
 

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