New site shows promise

[jkress]

Got a call late this afternoon regarding a site I was seeking permission to hunt. Received the go ahead and since the site is a few blocks from my
house I put in a quick hour test drive after dinner tonight.
Ended up talking with someone for a while before I got too it which resulted in only 30 minutes left to hunt. :dontknow:

Very nice rich black soil I was digging into. Hopefully there are some early IH's or even an LC hiding there. The soil will
be very kind to them. These wheats required no more cleaning than a quick wipe on my pant leg.

Hopefully I can get out tomorrow morning before the heat arrives.

 

[pulltabsteve]

Good luck on the new site Joe! That dirt sure is nice to the coins. I predict a nice old LC in near mint condition Along with a neat old pulltab :yes:

 

[milco]

Is that eight wheats I count in a half hour...very nice! Congrats tomorrow, I'll be waiting for the post, I predict barber silver and tokens, seems like you always find some neat tokens, Good luck!

 

[angellionel]

The wheat cents held up nicely. It sure looks like the site will be yielding some older coins. :yes:

 

[catskillcomics]

Yep, I agree, if there wheaties, there's bound to be silver... good Luck, we wait for your next post on this spot!

 

[leslie(nova scotia)]

nice

From the land of the Bluenose.....with all those wheaties I'm sure some silver will pop out there. <

 

[Tony Two-Cent]

Wow, those wheat cents came out of the ground looking great! What is the date range on them? I love digging in rich, black soil. It's especially nice when you see the gleam of silver in that black!

I can't wait to see what you find there next!

 

[dave in iowa]

sounds like a good spot Joe.... great finds

 

[coinnut]

I wish all dug coins looked like them wheats :yes: What a collection we could all have. :daydream: Nice, and hopefully many more to come.

 

[randy]

Wow, that is a sweet looking site. I'm jealous :barf: (you should see the yet another abused copper I dug from the ultra acidic Chester County soil today). Good luck getting some silver and sweet looking coppers from that site.

 

[aloldstuff]

Those wheats are really nice