Digger Don
04-23-2018, 09:14 PM
Saturday, I went out with Noah for a little door knocking. Our first house was an 1854 brick farm house. Unfortunately, we didn't find any coins there, but I did dig what I think is a bridle rosette. (Please correct me if I'm wrong).
The next house was an old school house that was converted into a rental home. There I dug 4 Indians, 1873,1895,1895 & 1896. and a 1920 merc. At the next couple of houses I dug a 1902 V and a 1941 merc.
Here are Saturdays Finds
63920639216392263923639246392563926
Sunday, I went out with Tom (Hiluxyota)
We started out at another courthouse where I managed to find a 1935 Merc. After that we started door knocking.
The first house we hit was the "seated house" that we hit in Dec. & Jan. I previousy found 2 seated dimes there and Daddy Digger found one. Well, yesterday was no exception, I dug another one, an 1875. I also dug an 1892 Barber dime.
This is the third time that I dug a dime trifecta out of that yard and only needed a rosie for the grand slam. Once again, No Rosie!!
On the way home we stopped in another small town and hit one last house. After digging a newspaper token and a nice old flat button, I dug a sweet sounding 11-48 and pulled out a 1917 SLQ.
Needless to say, I had a great weekend!!!
Here are Sundays Finds
6392763928639306393163932639336393463935
The next house was an old school house that was converted into a rental home. There I dug 4 Indians, 1873,1895,1895 & 1896. and a 1920 merc. At the next couple of houses I dug a 1902 V and a 1941 merc.
Here are Saturdays Finds
63920639216392263923639246392563926
Sunday, I went out with Tom (Hiluxyota)
We started out at another courthouse where I managed to find a 1935 Merc. After that we started door knocking.
The first house we hit was the "seated house" that we hit in Dec. & Jan. I previousy found 2 seated dimes there and Daddy Digger found one. Well, yesterday was no exception, I dug another one, an 1875. I also dug an 1892 Barber dime.
This is the third time that I dug a dime trifecta out of that yard and only needed a rosie for the grand slam. Once again, No Rosie!!
On the way home we stopped in another small town and hit one last house. After digging a newspaper token and a nice old flat button, I dug a sweet sounding 11-48 and pulled out a 1917 SLQ.
Needless to say, I had a great weekend!!!
Here are Sundays Finds
6392763928639306393163932639336393463935