Started out as an average hunt with Don (very nice Alex was able to join). I’ll see if I can keep the story straight. Somewhere in the United States we started with an 1830s house and all I got was a worn out merc, flat button (no design) and a couple weird aluminum token saying “tested sealed Ohio.” Next couple yards couple Indian and button with an interesting design. But last and final yard was amazing. Home owner seemed reluctant but finally said ok however wanted no hole dug without first letting him know. Usually that sends us down the road. But I decided to not be discouraged as it was a compelling red brick mid 1800s home. First target called out the homeowner for an iffy Indian at 8 inches. Cutting through roots ugg thought no way would be digging anymore! Turned out to be a 3 coin spill! One Indian went to the man of the house and I kept an 1881 Indian and my first 3 cent 1870 nickel! Wasn’t even on my radar! After a shocking permission Al and Don joined in! Nexted hole my second ever seated quarter (1876)! More indian followed and then an 1886V nickel (key date!) and ho hum a skeleton key. Too bad a dog guarded the side and back yard but who knows maybe a return would get us more good recoveries! Thanks for bringing me along guys! And thank you home owner!