Digger Don
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I drove up to Wisconsin Saturday with my friend Bernie. Once the rain stopped, we ended up hunting 4 houses. I was able to get one Coin from each house.(not counting wheats).
The first house gave up a 1928 merc and a trade token, the second house gave me a 1907-O Barber dime.
We moved to another town and hit houses #3 & 4. The property owner of the first house said that it had been detected before
but to go ahead if we want. Hey, a yes is a yes. had to hit it! I dug a few wheats and a 1926 Buffalo. The house next door invited us to his very small yard. At that house I dug a 1902 Indian.
Sunday, I had planned on staying in. Had to finish staining the deck, do an oil change on my car, clean the garage and a few more chores around the house. So when Tom (Hiluxyota) called and said he had a few hours to kill and asked if I was busy? I of course said NO, where do you want to meet?
We got permission at one farm house that had to date around 1860. In the first 20 minutes, I dug a nice 1867 Indian and a Sterling Silver Rosary.
Just as I said to myself that this was going to be a great yard, the home owner came out and said his pit bulls were going crazy in the house with us being in the yard. We had to go!!!
The first house gave up a 1928 merc and a trade token, the second house gave me a 1907-O Barber dime.
We moved to another town and hit houses #3 & 4. The property owner of the first house said that it had been detected before
but to go ahead if we want. Hey, a yes is a yes. had to hit it! I dug a few wheats and a 1926 Buffalo. The house next door invited us to his very small yard. At that house I dug a 1902 Indian.
Sunday, I had planned on staying in. Had to finish staining the deck, do an oil change on my car, clean the garage and a few more chores around the house. So when Tom (Hiluxyota) called and said he had a few hours to kill and asked if I was busy? I of course said NO, where do you want to meet?
We got permission at one farm house that had to date around 1860. In the first 20 minutes, I dug a nice 1867 Indian and a Sterling Silver Rosary.
Just as I said to myself that this was going to be a great yard, the home owner came out and said his pit bulls were going crazy in the house with us being in the yard. We had to go!!!
