Digger Don
10-29-2017, 03:12 PM
I met up with Dave Saturday in Central Illinois for a little door knocking. I got there a little early so I got us a couple of permissions next door to each other while I was waiting. The first house was from 1873 and the second was 1890. Although there was silver found at the first house, all I dug was a 1936 Buff. At the second house I wasn't finding anything but wheats. At one point I said to Dave " I got another wheatie, but it might just be junk because the tone was a little off".
I dug down and saw what looked like a dirty clad quarter, but once it was in my hand I knew it wasn't. It was a crusty 1865 Two-Center. That obviously made my day!! I reswept the hole and heard a very iffy/bouncy Indian signal. I dug down and pulled out an 1867 Indian. Now, that's what I call a spill!!
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a couple of houses later, I dug a 1941 Washington. My first silver of the day. Then at the next house I dug a rosie, an old copper wedding band and silver coin from the Phillppines that had me stumped becuase it was stamped "United States of America" on the front. I wasn't aware that the U.S. minted their coins in 1944. Pretty cool!!
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Thanks Dave for meeting up with me. It was another great day.
I still can't believe there was no restaurant in that town. LOL
I dug down and saw what looked like a dirty clad quarter, but once it was in my hand I knew it wasn't. It was a crusty 1865 Two-Center. That obviously made my day!! I reswept the hole and heard a very iffy/bouncy Indian signal. I dug down and pulled out an 1867 Indian. Now, that's what I call a spill!!
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a couple of houses later, I dug a 1941 Washington. My first silver of the day. Then at the next house I dug a rosie, an old copper wedding band and silver coin from the Phillppines that had me stumped becuase it was stamped "United States of America" on the front. I wasn't aware that the U.S. minted their coins in 1944. Pretty cool!!
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Thanks Dave for meeting up with me. It was another great day.
I still can't believe there was no restaurant in that town. LOL