Ill Digger
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Friday I went out for a few hours. I only found one wheatie, a 1950.
Sunday we went out to the woods in a park. Went there for about 4 or 5 hours. The first good find was IH #1 of 2015. It's a 1881.
About an hour and a half into the hunt I gotta 12-42 at about 4 1/2-5 inches.
Here's what I seen when I pulled the dirt out of the hole.
Turned out to be a 1892 Barber dime! Also the first silver of 2015!:happydance01:
A few minutes later I got another 12-45 at the same depth :drool: Out comes another nice Barber dime. This ones a 1910D. Second silver on the board! :thumbsup02: Another 15 minutes or so go's by and I get a 12-34 in that same depth range. Bang!!IH #2!
This ones a 1892.
After 5 hours I was getting pretty tired, sore, and hungry! So we started heading for the vehicle. On the way back, while climbing a hill out of the river bottom, I got a strong penny signal about 3 inches deep. Figuring it would be a memorial I dug it up anyways. After searching for it with the pinpointer I finally found this tiny little coin in the mud. It turned out to be a penny from Belgium ! I can't quite make out the date on it. But its a cool little find. It has the monogrammed A for Albert who's rein was from 1909-1934.
The best I can make out it looks to be 1912.
The reverse:
The keepers!
Reverse sides;
Thanks for lookin' & HH
eace:
Sunday we went out to the woods in a park. Went there for about 4 or 5 hours. The first good find was IH #1 of 2015. It's a 1881.
About an hour and a half into the hunt I gotta 12-42 at about 4 1/2-5 inches.
Here's what I seen when I pulled the dirt out of the hole.
Turned out to be a 1892 Barber dime! Also the first silver of 2015!:happydance01:
A few minutes later I got another 12-45 at the same depth :drool: Out comes another nice Barber dime. This ones a 1910D. Second silver on the board! :thumbsup02: Another 15 minutes or so go's by and I get a 12-34 in that same depth range. Bang!!IH #2!
This ones a 1892.
After 5 hours I was getting pretty tired, sore, and hungry! So we started heading for the vehicle. On the way back, while climbing a hill out of the river bottom, I got a strong penny signal about 3 inches deep. Figuring it would be a memorial I dug it up anyways. After searching for it with the pinpointer I finally found this tiny little coin in the mud. It turned out to be a penny from Belgium ! I can't quite make out the date on it. But its a cool little find. It has the monogrammed A for Albert who's rein was from 1909-1934.
The best I can make out it looks to be 1912.
The reverse:
The keepers!
Reverse sides;
Thanks for lookin' & HH
eace:
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