Digger Don
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I stopped after work Thursday for about an hour. That's all I could take, it was HOT. I managed to dig a 1957 Rosie and a 1924 Merc.
Saturday, I went out in the morning and found a house that looked inviting. I got permission from the home owner and began swinging. While we were still talking, I got a solid 12-35 at 6 inches. He watched me dig a 1906 Indian. He was excited to see the next target. About 5 minutes later he got his wish. I dug another 1906 Indian. about ten minutes later I got a 1901 V Nickel. That was about it except for a few wheats and an old buckle.
Later in the day, I met up with Zrickkid to hit a permission that he got a couple of weeks ago. We were there almost three hours, but well worth it. I started on the parkway with a 1926 SLQ. six feet away, I dug a 1919 Buff. After about an hour with nothing but a few wheats, I decided to try the back yard. Glad i did, I dug a 1943-P war nickel, a 1941 Merc and a couple more wheats.
Saturday, I went out in the morning and found a house that looked inviting. I got permission from the home owner and began swinging. While we were still talking, I got a solid 12-35 at 6 inches. He watched me dig a 1906 Indian. He was excited to see the next target. About 5 minutes later he got his wish. I dug another 1906 Indian. about ten minutes later I got a 1901 V Nickel. That was about it except for a few wheats and an old buckle.
Later in the day, I met up with Zrickkid to hit a permission that he got a couple of weeks ago. We were there almost three hours, but well worth it. I started on the parkway with a 1926 SLQ. six feet away, I dug a 1919 Buff. After about an hour with nothing but a few wheats, I decided to try the back yard. Glad i did, I dug a 1943-P war nickel, a 1941 Merc and a couple more wheats.
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